11/3/10 HW

Hamlet feels a sense of curiosity and danger approaching after having seen his fathers ghost. He describes its as "all is not well" and that "foul deeds will rise". He is revised to find out what his fathers ghost is seeking or for telling.

Soliliquy

1. Hamlet's speech is a soliloquy because he is talking to himself about how everyone has forgotten how great of a man he was. He talks about how his mother would re-marry less than a month after his father's death and says that "even an animal would have mourned its mate longer than shed did!"

2. Hamlet has not forgiven his mother for re-marrying and keeps his feeling to himself.