Hamlet 1.2 Interview with Claudius, Gertrude, and Hamlet

The video explores the complex relationships and political dynamics in Denmark following King Hamlet's death. Claudius, the new king, addresses the court, explaining his marriage to Gertrude and the need for stability. Hamlet, troubled by his father's death and his mother's quick remarriage, expresses his inner turmoil and suspicion of foul play. The appearance of a ghost resembling his father adds to the mystery, hinting at deeper issues within the state.

What does Hamlet's attire symbolize in the context of his grief?

What does Claudius say about Hamlet's role as the Crown Prince?

What does Hamlet reveal about his thoughts on suicide?

What does Hamlet mean when he says 'something is rotten in the state of Denmark'?