Hamlet 3.4 From "Thou" to "You"

Hamlet 3.4 From "Thou" to "You"

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English, Other

6th Grade - University

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The transcript discusses how language is used to create tension and excitement in a scene. It highlights Gertrude's shift from a familiar vowel form to a more formal EU form when speaking to Hamlet, indicating a change in intimacy and respect. The discussion also covers how Gertrude's language reflects her displeasure at Hamlet's disrespectful tone.

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What effect do the short, repetitive lines have on the scene?

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How does Gertrude's use of language change when speaking to Hamlet?

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What does the switch from familiar vowel form to EU form signify in their conversation?

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In what way does Hamlet's choice of language reflect his feelings towards Gertrude?

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How does Gertrude's change in language indicate her feelings towards Hamlet's rudeness?

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