Hamlet 4.4 What's Happening?

Fortenbras, initially persuaded by King Claudius not to invade Denmark, decides to lead his army to Poland. This scene is crucial as it foreshadows Fortenbras' significant entrance in the play's final scene.

What action does Fortinbras decide to take after being persuaded by King Claudius?

• Invade Denmark

• Invade Poland

• Return to Norway

• Form an alliance with Denmark

Who convinces Fortinbras not to invade Denmark?

• Prince Hamlet

• King Claudius

• Queen Gertrude

• King Hamlet

Why is Fortinbras' presence kept in the audience's mind?

• He is the main character of the play

• He is a close friend of Hamlet

• He is the king of Denmark

• He will make a dramatic entrance in the final scene

What is the significance of Fortinbras' role in the play?

• He represents a threat to Denmark

• He is a symbol of peace

• He is a minor character with no impact

• He is a comedic relief

In which scene is Fortinbras expected to make a dramatic entrance?

• The second scene

• The middle scene

• The first scene

• The final scene