Socratic Seminar Hamlet preperation guide

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Focus questions How might relationships have changed in Hamlet through the use of crucial conversations? How were characters in Hamlet 'silent' or violent, and how did their actio ... ns lead to the catastrophe? Was Hamlet alone responsible for the tragedy of the play? In what ways did moral corruption lie at the heart of the play? How can crucial conversations insulate people from corruption? A question you might pose. – Why does Ophelia go mad? In life, people have responsibilities that lead to many things happening. When we make wrong or selfish decisions, this may lead to tragic events. In the fourth and fifth scenes, Halet describes how Denmark has transformed into an immoral city which he relates to Sodom and Gomorra. In some parts of the book, he even had conversations with a ghost identified as his father’s spirits which explains how Claudius killed hamlets father. Claudius was his uncle. The effect of immoral acts leads Hamlet to kill more people in the play as revenge. [Show More]

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