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Hamlet Soliloquy Act 1 Scene 5

- Context: Pre 00:34
- Comprehension Check 01:02
- ANALYSIS: section 1 06:25
O all you host of heaven
- ANALYSIS: section 2 12:27
Remember thee?
- ANALYSIS: section 3 22:44
O most pernicious woman
- Context: Post 30:18

Characters discussed in this video:
- C1 Hamlet
- C2 Claudius
- C7 Laertes

Themes discussed in this video:
- T1 Wasteland / Hero's Quest / Great Chain of Being
- T5 Thought vs action
- T4 Revenge
- T3 Self vs Society
- T2 Parental Interference
- T7 Realpolitik/Machiavellianism
- T11 Appearance vs Reality

Literary Devices discussed in this video:
- Exclamations
- Syntax: fragmented speech
- Alliteration
- Apostrophe
- Repetition
- Personification
- Pun
- Extended Metaphor
- Metrical variation
- Consonance
- Juxtaposition

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For Macbeth THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:
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OTHELLO:
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TWELFTH NIGHT:
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