Hamlet 3.3 Word Nerd: Primal Eldest

Hamlet 3.3 Word Nerd: Primal Eldest

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English

9th - 10th Grade

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Hard

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The transcript discusses the biblical story of Cain and Abel, drawing parallels to Shakespeare's Hamlet. It explores the wordplay in 'primal eldest', linking it to morning prayers in Shakespeare's time. The curse on Cain is described as the first or eldest curse, emphasizing Cain's status as the eldest son.

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What biblical story is referenced in the text regarding a curse?

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Who are the characters involved in the curse mentioned in the text?

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What does the term 'primal' signify in the context of the monologue?

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How does the text relate the curse to the characters Cain and Abel?

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Why is the curse referred to as the 'eldest primal curse'?

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