Hamlet soliloquy

1. Hamlet's speech is a soliloquy because he is alone on stage and is talking about his feelings and thoughts of his father. He is depressed and is considering suicide. He is mad about the women marrying his uncle right after his fathers death.
2. Hamlet can't tell people how he really feels and he must "hold [his] tongue."(Hamlet, 28)

Hamlet

1. summarize pp. 10-12.
Marcellus is sensing that something is happening and discusses with Bernardo and Horatio what is going on. They talk about the rumor that Hamlet killed Fortinbras, king of Norway. The ghost of Fortinbras reappears and Horatio tries to stop him and speak to him.

2. give an example of inverted syntax from the text pp. 2-28.

pg 14 line 140 "Do, if will not stand."