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Claudius (Villain)
- How did/does he execute the crime?
- Cold blooded murder
- "With juice of cursed hebenon in a vial,
and in the porches of my ears did pour
the leprous distilment"
- I, v, 62
- I, v, 62
- "With juice of cursed hebenon in a vial,
and in the porches of my ears did pour
the leprous distilment"
- Cold blooded murder
- What motivated him to commit the crime?
- He wanted what his brother had
- "my crown, mine own ambition, and my
queen"
- III, iii, 55
- III, iii, 55
- "my crown, mine own ambition, and my
queen"
- He wanted what his brother had
- What was/is the outcome of the crime?
- He got what his brother had
- He got what his brother had
- How does he feel about his crime over time?
- He feels guilty but doesn't want to give up what he
obtained from murdering his brother
- "May on be pardoned and retain th' offence"
- III, iii, 56
- III, iii, 56
- "May on be pardoned and retain th' offence"
- He feels guilty but doesn't want to give up what he
obtained from murdering his brother
- How is he avenged - by what means?
Is it a 'just' demise for the audience?
- Hamlet hurts Claudius with the poisoned blade and makes
him drink the rest of the poison from the cup
- He dies by his own doing
- "The point envenomed too! Then, venom, to they work"
- V, ii, 301
- V, ii, 301
- "Drink off this poison"
- V, ii, 305
- V, ii, 305
- He dies by his own doing
- Hamlet hurts Claudius with the poisoned blade and makes
him drink the rest of the poison from the cup
- Does one feel any sympathy for Claudius?
- No, he killed the king, his own brother
and lets Gertrude die.
- But Hamlet does torture him as such, as he
drags out the revenge and uses things like the
play within the play to torment Claudius
- But Hamlet does torture him as such, as he
drags out the revenge and uses things like the
play within the play to torment Claudius
- No, he killed the king, his own brother
and lets Gertrude die.
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