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Asses the views of Tacitus and Suetonius on the reign of Claudius
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Character of Hamlet.
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Claudius soliloquy Hamlet
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Close reference to act 3 scene 2 (the mouse trap)
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Comment on Hamlet's madness. Do you think it was altogether assumed or can you offer evidence to suggest that Hamlet was never in complete control of his actions?
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Comment on Shakespeare's use of soliloquy in 'Hamlet'. By detailed reference to Hamlet's 1st Soliloquy demonstrate how Shakespeare uses the device to reveal certain aspects of Hamlet's character, state of mind and motivation.
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Comment on the dramatic significance of any 3 scenes in Hamlet.
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Comment on the dramatic significance of any three scenes in Hamlet.
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Comment on the dramatic significance of any three scenes in Hamlet?
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Commentary on oral assessment - Hamlet.
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Compair and contrast 'Vendetta and The Tell Tale Heart'.
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Compare and contrast 'The Old Nurses Story' by Elizabeth Gaskell and 'Lost Hearts' by M.R. James discussing theme, plot, character, narrative structure, use of narrator and variety and effectiveness of language
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Compare and contrast the treatment of the play Hamlet by the directors Franco Zeffirelli and Kenneth Branagh, concentrating on the last scene from the words “The readiness is all” to “The rest is silence.”
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Compare the character of Hamlet as presented in his soliloquy of Act 3 Scene 1 and his soliloquy in Act 3 Scene 2.
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Compare the language and tone of each soliloquy, commenting on how these speeches reveal Hamlets state of mind.
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Compare the opening sections of Kenneth Branagh's and Franco Zeffirelli's film versions of Hamlet.
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Compare the way in which Shakespeare presents Hamlet's 'antic disposition' to the way Ophelia's madness is presented to us in Act IV.
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Comparing Hamlet with Fortinbras
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Comparison of the revenge carried out by the protagonists of the books Broken April and The Thief and the Dogs.
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Consider Kenneth Branagh’s Screen Version Of “Hamlet”. How Successful Is His Presentation Of Act Five Scene One? Consider The Scene In Detail, In Order To Show Your Understanding Of The Original Text.
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Consider the elements which illustrate whether Hamlet is a weak revenger, a man with a fatal flaw, or a misfit in a treacherous world and the instability of his consciousness.
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Consider the part the Ghost plays in Act 1 scene 1 of ‘Hamlet’. How does his presence intrigue both the characters and the audience?
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Consider the significance and importance of the Ghost to the play, to the other characters and to the audience, both contemporary and Elizabethan.
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Consider the three treatments of the Ghost Scene in Hamlet that you viewed. Which do you prefer and why? How would you produce the ghost scene?
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Criticism of Mel Gibson's Hamlet; How well did he maintain the character?
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