• Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:14 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “Give me your pardon, sir: I have done you wrong:

    But pardon ‘t as you are a gentleman. 

    V.ii.224-225 

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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:13 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “Not a whit, we defy augury: there’s a special providence in the fall of a sparrow. If it be now, ‘tis not to come; if it not come, it will be aught he leaves knows, what is to’ leave betimes?”

    V.ii.217-222 

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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:12 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “Why man, they did make love to this employment.

    They are not near my conscience. Their defeat

    Does by their own insinuation grow.

    “Tis dangerous when the baser nature comes

    Between the pass and fell incensed points

    Of mighty opposites.” 

    V.ii.57-62


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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:10 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “I lov’d Ophelia: forty thousand brothers

    Could not, with all their quantity of love,

    Make up my sum.” 

    V.i.272-275

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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:08 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)

      

    “Thou prayest not well.

    I prithee take thy fingers from my throat.

    For, though I am not splenitive and rash,

    Yet have I in me something dangerous,

    Which let thy wisdom fear. 

    V.i.260-63 

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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:07 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)

     

    “No, faith, not a jot; but to follow him thither with modest enough, and likelihood to lead it: as thus: Alexander died. Alexander was buried. Alexander returneth into dust; the dust is earth; of earth we make loam; and why of that loam, whereto he was converted, might they not stop a beer-barrel?

    Imperious Caesar, dead and turn’d to clay,

    Might stop a hole to keep the wind away;

    O, that that earth, which kept the world in awe,

    Should patch a wall t’expel the winter’s flaw!”

    V.ii.207-216


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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:05 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “What is a man,

    If his chief good and market of his time

    Be but to sleep and feed? A beast no more.

    Sure He that mad us with such large discourse,

    Looking before and after, gave us not

    That capability and godlike reason

    To fust in us unused.”

    IV.iv33-39


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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:04 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “I’ll lug the guts into the neighbor room.” 

    III.iv.213

     


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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:03 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)

    “Good night.  But go not to my uncle’s bed.

    Assume a virtue, if you have it not.” 

    III.iv.160-1 


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    Mar132012
    Hamlet's Many "Voices"

    POSTED AT 07:01 PM

    Ironic critic

    Ruthless killer

    Loving son

    Bloody revenger

    Devoted son

    Witty trickster

    Sensitive philosopher

    Sincere lover

    Hero

    Tortured soul

    Misogynist

    Good friend

    Remorseless murderer

    Moral adviser

    Melancholic

    Ethical revenger

    Satirist

    Actor

    Madman

    Fool

    Mourner

    Noble Prince

    Malcontent

    Stern moralist

     

    Read the following quote and determine which of the above best fits. Consider the possibility that the quote could exemplify more than one voice?” Justify your answer(s).  (The line numbers match those of the paperback books!)


     

    “Mother, you have my father much offended.” 

    III.iv.11

     

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