How Does Horatio Describe the Ghost to Hamlet

2 Why does Horatio now believe Bernardo and Marcellus. See if you can complete the grid and finish four points which explain how the ghost of Old Hamlet uses religious imagery and language to influence his son.

Hamlet Act I Scene I

Does it not thinkst thee stand me now upon-- He that hath killd my king and whored my mother Poppd in between the election and my hopes.

. Bernardo and Marcellus and a fried of Prince Hamlet Horatio have a conversation. We learn from Horatio in Act 1 Scene 1 that it was Old Hamlet who killed Prince Fortinbras father in. Final lines 2324 of Emily Dickinsons Because I could not stop for Death p.

What does Horatio notice about the physical appearance of the ghost. Does by their own insinuation grow. When in the play does Hamlet start to use the imagery of disease and decay.

Tis dangerous when the baser nature comes. What is revealed in this conversation. From Flannery OConnors short.

Hamlet takes Horatio aside to talk to him. Here the audience finds out that Hamlet has told Horatio at least some part of what the ghost told Hamlet. Hamlet tells Horatio that part of the play is very close to what the ghost told him.

Why what a king is this. Between the pass and fell incensed points. The line spoken by Horatio immediately precedes the second appearance of Hamlets fathers ghost.

He wants Horatio to watch King Claudius carefully to catch his reaction to the reenactment of the murder. We would like to show you a description here but the site wont allow us. 3 Why does Horatio think that this ghost is making an appearance.

Robert Thew Hamlet Horatio Marcellus And The Ghost Shakespeare Hamlet Act 1 Scene 4 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

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Horatio Bernardo And Marcellus See Are Frightened