Hamlet 1.5 Discussion: Shall I Couple Hell?

In this video, Hamlet grapples with the origin of a ghost, considering it might be from heaven, earth, or hell. He initially thinks of it as a spirit from heaven, then considers it might be returning from the earthly realm. However, he is troubled by the possibility that it could be from hell, intending harm. Ultimately, Hamlet rejects the notion of a hellish origin with an exclamation of rejection, 'Phi.'

What is Hamlet's initial thought about the ghost's origin?

• A spirit from the forest

• A spirit from the sea

• A spirit from heaven

• A spirit from hell

What does Hamlet consider the ghost might be after thinking it could be from heaven?

• A spirit from the earthly realm

• A spirit from the ocean

• A spirit from the mountains

• A spirit from the underworld

What is Hamlet's concern about the ghost being from hell?

• It might intend to harm him

• It could be a trickster

• It could be a lost soul

• It might be a friendly spirit

How does Hamlet respond to the idea of the ghost being from hell?

• He is excited

• He is indifferent

• He embraces the idea

• He rejects the idea

What exclamation does Hamlet use to reject the idea of the ghost being from hell?

• Oh no

• Indeed

• Alas

• Phi