Ophelia, Gertrude, and Regicide - Hamlet Part 2: Crash Course Literature 204
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Date: 2022-04-04
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The animators mussed an opportunity at 7: 53, they should have had a cartoon ghost show up in the background at 7: 56, put it's finger to its lips with a speech bubble saying -shh- to the audience, and then disappear, and John Green would never notice.
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The animators mussed an opportunity at 7: 53, they should have had a cartoon ghost show up in the background at 7: 56, put it's finger to its lips with a speech bubble saying -shh- to the audience, and then disappear, and John Green would never notice.
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jeanne
Hey John, thanks for your fun and very informative presentation of Hamlet, you put shame on Brit literature professors hehehe. Decisions to make still give us headaches today, I personally find solace in asking God for directions. Take care
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Hey John, thanks for your fun and very informative presentation of Hamlet, you put shame on Brit literature professors hehehe. Decisions to make still give us headaches today, I personally find solace in asking God for directions. Take care
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Tina
Gertrude is a interesting character, but she's kind if a you know what. She and Claudius are perfect for each other. I would have loved to see a scene with mad Ophelia and Hamlet, like a gender swapped scene of To Be Or Not To Be.
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Gertrude is a interesting character, but she's kind if a you know what. She and Claudius are perfect for each other. I would have loved to see a scene with mad Ophelia and Hamlet, like a gender swapped scene of To Be Or Not To Be.
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dhruwakshi
Always wanted to watch entire literature crash course. Finally have time. Thanks for this John and team. It-s funny and informative. Also love the teenage John (he says most things I-m thinking at that moment )
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Always wanted to watch entire literature crash course. Finally have time. Thanks for this John and team. It-s funny and informative. Also love the teenage John (he says most things I-m thinking at that moment )
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Alberto
Romans 12: 19 New International Version (NIV)
19 Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God-s wrath, for it is written: -It is mine to avenge; I will repay, -[a] says the Lord.
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Romans 12: 19 New International Version (NIV)
19 Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God-s wrath, for it is written: -It is mine to avenge; I will repay, -[a] says the Lord.
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Tom
They say that if the lead actors of both Othello and Hamlet had switched roles the plays would have had a happy ending. Hamlet would not have killed Desdemona, and Othello would have killed Claudius.
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They say that if the lead actors of both Othello and Hamlet had switched roles the plays would have had a happy ending. Hamlet would not have killed Desdemona, and Othello would have killed Claudius.
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GAtB
Personal opinion: Heroic actions, in the modern sense, should imply a degree of selflessness and compassion. Otherwise, it would be meddle in the realm of ambition.
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Personal opinion: Heroic actions, in the modern sense, should imply a degree of selflessness and compassion. Otherwise, it would be meddle in the realm of ambition.
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ISHANA
I-d really like to see Rosencrantz and Guildenstern meet Mercutio from Romeo and Juliet purely for their efforts to try to one up each other with their wit
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I-d really like to see Rosencrantz and Guildenstern meet Mercutio from Romeo and Juliet purely for their efforts to try to one up each other with their wit
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Fujin
I could never understand why hamlet was blamed for Polonius- death. If I saw someone hiding behind a curtain in my room I-d probably react the same way.
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I could never understand why hamlet was blamed for Polonius- death. If I saw someone hiding behind a curtain in my room I-d probably react the same way.
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