Hamlet Act 3

According to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Hamlet seems happy about

• the appearance of the ghost

• the arrival of some actors

• the death of Polonius

• the end of his relationship with Ophelia

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Polonius wants his daughter, Ophelia, to

• be friends with Hamlet again

• be kind to the queen, Gertrude

• have a "chance" meeting with Hamlet

• go to France with her brother

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Claudius begins to feel guilt when he

• sees how upset Hamlet is

• plots to send Hamlet to England

• asks R&G about their spying mission

• sees Ophelia with her prayer book

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When Ophelia "runs into" Hamlet, she asks him to

• be kind to her again

• tell her the truth about his madness

• take back the things he gave her

• leave her alone

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Hamlet's gifts to Ophelia were

• more valued because of the words he wrote

• worthless and gaudy

• expensive and inappropriate

• lovely then but now worthless

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When Hamlet meets Ophelia in the hallways of the castle, he

• shouts obscenities at her

• is cruel to her

• ignores her and talks to the ghost

• apologizes and begs for forgiveness

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Claudius decides that --- will go with Hamlet to England.

• Horatio

• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern

• Gertrude

• Polonious

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Tis too much proved, that with devotion's visage

And pious action we do sugar over

The devil himself

is said by

• Claudius

• Polonius

• Hamlet

• Ophelia

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Tis too much proved, that with devotion's visage

And pious action we do sugar over

The devil himself

is said to

• Polonius

• Claudius

• Ophelia

• Hamlet

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Tis too much proved, that with devotion's visage

And pious action we do sugar over

The devil himself

means

• life is not worth living

• now is the time to act

• she's overacting

• we hide evil deeds by appearing holy

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