Hamlet 3.4 “Have You Forgot Me?”

In this video, Hamlet confronts his mother, Gertrude, who is also the queen, about her marriage to his uncle. He expresses his shock and shame over her actions, wishing they weren't related. This highlights Hamlet's emotional turmoil and the complex family dynamics at play.

What roles does Hamlet remind Gertrude of during their confrontation?

• His cousin and queen

• His aunt and queen

• His mother and queen

• His sister and queen

What does Gertrude ask Hamlet during their conversation?

• Do you trust me?

• Have you forgotten me?

• Have you forgiven me?

• Do you love me?

How does Hamlet respond to Gertrude's question about forgetting her?

• He says he never knew her.

• He says he hasn't forgotten her.

• He says he wishes he could forget her.

• He says he has forgotten her.

What relationship does Hamlet wish he didn't have with Gertrude?

• He wishes she wasn't his cousin.

• He wishes she wasn't his mother.

• He wishes she wasn't his aunt.

• He wishes she wasn't his sister.

What emotion does Hamlet feel about Gertrude's marriage to his uncle?

• Joy

• Pride

• Indifference

• Shock and shame