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They both have there father killed and they pursue an act of revenge to honour their fathers death. They have same responses when they hear the news.
Both have a change in conscience.
After the death of their fathers, both Hamlet and Laertes are at first rash in their anger, directing their anger at Claudius.
Both want to keep Ophelia safe.
- Hamlet's 3rd soliloquy: starts off very low and insecure then he finds the confidence he needs to be a man of action.
- Act II, scene ii: 606-610, 616-619
"There's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow."
"Here, thou incestuous, murderous, damned Dane,
Drink off this potion. Is thy union here?
Follow my mother."
Act 5 Scene 2
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- Hamlet embodies being a man of his thoughts by finally avenging his father's death and killing Claudius... twice.
- Act V, scene ii: 68-74, 336, 339-341.
- Hamlet incorporates being a thinker and a man of action into one when getting rid of his "friends" Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
- Act IV, scene vi: 27
- Hamlet is presented with the perfect opportunity to avenge his father, really allowing him to become a man of action, but his strong religious background sways him out of it.
- Act III, scene iii: 76-82
that he truly is crazy.
"How dangerous is it that this man goes loose!"
Act 4 Scene 3
Man of action: Hamlet starts to procrastinates and over thinks while laretes is eager to take action right away on regarding the revenge of the death of each of their fathers.
Forgiving: He forgives Hamlet for his fathers death.
Eager/impulsive:Chooses to act first on killing his father's murderer and apologize later.
Not religious as Hamlet: He does not care if he goes to hell or not, he just want to get his revenge..
Thinker: Hamlet takes two months just to act insane and just over think everything. He procrastinate on actually killing Claudius.
Non-Forgiving: Hamlets was not able to forgive those that were corrupted by Claudius.
Religious: Hamlet had the opporunity to kill Claudius but didn't take the chance because Claudius was praying.
Hesitant: He waits to go through with his plans and just over thinks the situation.
- ghost tells Hamlet what he already thinks about who could've killed his father, it confirms his previous suspicions.
- gives him addition information.
- this meeting between the two puts Hamlet into gear.
- Act I, scene iv: 44-45, 47, 64-75
- Hamlet spends 2 months developing a "fake" madness
- asking marcellus and horatio to swear
- breaking into Ophelia's room
- Act I, scene iv; Act II, scene i: 97-110
" He is justly served,
It is a poison tempered by himself.
Exchange forgiveness with me, noble Hamlet,
Mine and my father's death come not upon thee,
Nor thine on me.
Man of action: Takes action to start a war with Denmark in the beginning of the play.
Ambition and firm (determination): He knows what he wants and will do anything to get it.
Willing to take risks: He is ready to sacrifice himself and the soldiers with him.
Fortinbras is firm and warrior like in contrast Hamlet is a man of thought and philosophy.
"To cut his throat in the church."
Hamlet and Laertes are similar in the way they associate with their families.
Both were not trusted and therefore spied on.
Both are protective of their family.
Hamlet: Upon learning from his father's ghost that his assumption were right and that his father has been murdered. Hamlet first words are:
" Haste me to know't,
that i, with wings as shift,
As meditation or the thoughts of love,
May sweep to my revenge."
Act one, scene 5 Lines 33-35
Therefore, he is saying that he is going to take revenge for his fathers death.
Hamlet compares himself to Fortinbras for his lack of action on his plan.
Act 4, Scene 4 - Hamlet soliloquy
Likewise, upon learning of his father's death, he bursts in upon Claudius and Gertrude demanding to know how his father has dead. Therefore, he was demanding to know who killed his father
" Let come what comes:
only I'll be revenged,
Most thoroughly for my father"
Act 4, scene 5 Lines 145-146
- Hamlet tells Horatio and Marcellus that he has a plan to act crazy.
- Hamlet is strategic & smart
- Act I, scene iv: 189-190
Hamlet and Foritnbras are both princes.
They both have their fathers killed and pursue an act of revenge.
Hamlet and Fortinbras are both nephews to their country's kings and are deflected from their plans by being sent to another country.
Both want the throne. (To be king of denmark.)
"How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable Seem to me all the uses of this world!"
Act 1 Scene 2
"I am pigeon-livered and lack of gall"
Act 2 Scene 2