Having confirmed, at least in his own mind, the guilt of Claudius, why doe Hamlet not kill Claudius when he has the opportunity in the chapel? (Act 3, sc3) Would he be justified in doing so at this point?Discuss
In a brief, succinct, but complete manner, respond to each of the following questions. In each case, you must base your questions on specific passages from the text of the play and reference those passages in your answer. Your responses may, of necessity, be based upon your interpretation, which is fine (good even!), but should nonetheless be rooted in evidence from […]