King Hamlet was killed by his evil brother, Wile he Was sleeping in his garden, which was his..." custom always of the afternoon" Claudius, his evil brother crept up upon him and poisoned him. "Upon my secure hour thy uncle stole with juice of cursed hebenon in a vial, and in the porches of my ears did pour". I could not find anything of any significance.
Good job, but isn't it significant that the ghost wanted revenge so bad that he came to tell Hamlet about it??? Just my opinion.
ReplyDeleteStephanie :)
ya i didnt see that lol thanks for that pointer!
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I liked how you used the first quote, I never thought about using it.
ReplyDeleteElsie, I liked your use of the quotes. You also gave a good description of the evil act, good!
ReplyDeleteMom
oops i didnt use the SEE thing at all lol
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