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Questions on Ophelia, Laertes, Claudius, and the crisis of Hamlet Act 4.
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After Gertrude reports Polonius's death, what does Claudius decide must happen to Hamlet?
Hamlet jokes about Polonius being “at supper.” What is the practical problem Claudius is trying to solve in that scene?
What does Hamlet's letter to Horatio say happened on the voyage to England?
When Hamlet meets Fortinbras's captain, what is the Norwegian army marching to fight over?
According to Gertrude's report, how does Ophelia drown?
When Laertes returns with a crowd outside, what do the followers cry?
After Hamlet's return is announced, what trap do Claudius and Laertes plan?
Why does Claudius say he has not dealt openly and harshly with Hamlet?
Laertes bursts in furious over Polonius's death. How does Claudius handle that anger?
What pressures make Laertes ready to use a poisoned weapon against Hamlet?
Why do Ophelia's broken songs and comments worry the court before Laertes arrives?
What motive drives Claudius's secret command that England kill Hamlet quickly?
In Hamlet's “supper” joke about worms, what does the image of a king passing through a beggar emphasize?
Ophelia gives rosemary for remembrance and pansies for thoughts. What do the flowers convey in context?
Hamlet ends the Fortinbras soliloquy, “My thoughts be bloody, or be nothing worth!” What does the line show?
Claudius says, “Diseases desperate grown / By desperate appliance are relieved.” What is the metaphor doing?
Ophelia's fragmented songs are followed by Laertes' armed entrance. What is the effect of building the scene this way?
Gertrude describes Ophelia's drowning instead of showing it onstage. What does that staging choice accomplish?
Claudius privately sends Hamlet to England with a death order. What dramatic technique does this create?
Hamlet tells Claudius that if Polonius is not found within a month, 'you shall nose him as you go up the stairs into the lobby.' How does this line develop the act's decay motif?
Laertes storms into Elsinore seeking revenge as soon as he hears of Polonius's death. How does this make him Hamlet's foil?
What theme is developed through Ophelia's songs, flowers, and disconnected speech?
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