Enough for Hamlet/Comparative

Gumbi

Here's what I have prepared for Hamlet:

Imagery of disease and corruption

Some stuff on Claudius as a character

A fair bit on Hamlet (complex/flawed character/procrastination etc.)

Appearance vs. Reality

And for the Comparative, I am doing Cultural Context and Relationships.

CC: Role of men/women Wealth*/power*/class* (*as one section)

Relationships: Communal + familial romantic/friendship

And I have 3 texts prepared for both CC and R. Will that be enough. I am not learning quotes for the Comparative. I'll try to learn a few for Hamlet, but if they don't stick, I won't worry too much as long as I know the story.

Enough? Thanks.

partyatmygaff

I'd say you'll be fine with that.

PJelly

Sounds like enough, but your CC only has three points from the look of it, if they are all included in one section. Might be a bit skipmy.

Personally, for Hamlet I have,
Soliloquies,
Hamlet
Claudius (just him being a prick, nothing else really)
Ophelia and Gertrude being the victims of the men

I hope to god that's enough. Please let soliloquies come up!

lisabisa

Most of those you can morph into other answers if you do it right, so you're sorted. Rest now:)

Iceboy

PJelly wrote: »

Sounds like enough, but your CC only has three points from the look of it, if they are all included in one section. Might be a bit skipmy.

Personally, for Hamlet I have,
Soliloquies,
Hamlet
Claudius (just him being a prick, nothing else really)
Ophelia and Gertrude being the victims of the men

I hope to god that's enough. Please let soliloquies come up!

If soliloquys come up I think I will fall out of my seat with joy

Gumbi

Thanks. Can't rest yet, must do poetry. Also: Engineering