In this quote Hamlet tells them that no matter how strange he is acting, they should not be alarmed because he is going to feign insanity. He tells them this so that they do not go around telling people that a ghost made him mad. Pretending to be mad will help hamlet in revenging his father. Hamlet choses when he acts mad and puts thought to his actions. He greets the players warmly and instructs them on a
When his predictions are proved wrong by the appearance of the ghost, he is overwhelmed with terror of what might come. Horatio’s ability to accept the truth after being proven wrong displays the trustworthiness of his character. 2. Horatio at first believes that its only Marcellus and Barnardo’s imagination, but agrees anyways to stay and watch for the apparition even though he believes it will not appear. After the ghost reveals its self, Horatio’s try’s to communicate
Aside from Hamlet’s depression, he shows that he is very determined and brave. He shows his bravery when goes to talk to the ghost, “I’ll make a ghost of him that lets me; I say, away! Go on; I’ll follow thee” (I iv 84-85). Hamlet tells the others this and says that even if the ghost tries to walk away he will follow till he speaks. Hamlet won’t back down and no matter how much the ghost scares him he will still try and get him to tell him what he wants.
The authority of his office sustains his words, but in a way he is still scared of not being listened. Despite this moment, Richard seems to appear wise and impartial: "The accuser and the accused freely speak." In this first scene we can see how hypocritical characters can be in public. Richard wants to seem a good king, and for this, he uses his political rhetoric. On the other hand, he also uses different forms of address to Bullingbrook and Mowbray to show how he feels about them.
He’s remarkably cunning at how he gets where he wants to go. By being so good at being bad, we as readers find him enticing. Iago’s dream speech represents the epitome of Iago’s acrimonious villainy. At a point when Othello is willing to believe almost anything in reference to his wife’s alleged infidelity, Iago begins to lay it on thick. While having been careful to be proper in speech towards Othello thus far, this is the speech where he throws that credibility away.
The dramatic technique used to represent the chop bone is the use of stage directions. “M.Voice: [amazed] and you shared the boy like… [He is to tactful to say] SHEILA: [calmly, without taking offence or seeing anything wrong with the suggestion]. Consequently, these stage directions help make the mood of the play, and help the viewers see it from the perspective of each character. Survival in these times for the POW’s was an objective that seemed impossible. However they did triumph.
When Hale first arrives in Salem, he enjoys fairly exercising the authority he is so readily bestowed with. He placed his faith in the court and believed they had only the best intentions to lessen the chaos happening in Salem. Had Hale continued with this naïve and ignorant manner, the court probably would have won out over the people. After visiting John and Elizabeth and the encounter with the poppet, Hale begins to question the court’s proceedings. When the judges attempt to accuse Proctor because he had plowed on Sunday, Hale curiously says, “Your Honor, I cannot think you may judge the man on such evidence.” He realizes the court’s methods are peculiar and not very justifiable.
Throughout the story he explains how he isn't insane, and how his disease only "sharpened" his senses. In the "Tell-Tale Heart", Edgar Allan Poe uses irony, imagery, and symbolism to show how sick the mind of the narrator truly is. Edgar Allan Poe uses irony throughout the story because he constantly confesses how sane he is. This is ironic because as he describes his actions and motives for the murder, he is only unveiling his insanity. The narrator attempts to reassure his audience he is of sound mind.
His feeling of family loyalty is based on disloyalty to others. To achieve this dream Joe has given up all sense of morality; his deceit is so natural that at times you almost believe him. That's what makes him practical; he'll do anything to insure that the illusion is untouched by the lies, but in the end he can't pull it off. The play introduces questions that involve an individual's obligation to society and personal responsibility. As the play continues, Miller creates a sense of normality using several different techniques, including: the use of setting, stage directions and dramatic tension between characters; which kept the audience captured in the
Here he is saying that is Desdemona claims that her fathers accusations are right then they may not only take his position buth is life included. Othello in the play is very respected as well as respectful toward others.This is seen when he takes control of the fight that occurred between Cassio and Rodrigo.He greets Montano saying “worthy Montano” and in return Montano greets Othello saying “worthy Othello”.This shows his good natured character and how highly he was thought of and how highly he thought of others. Even though Othello is clearly a good man we notice how naive he is.We see this when he arrives back from Turkey and Othello says “Iago is most honest”, we see Othello mention how honest he thinks Iago is throughout the play.This shows how gullible and naive Othello is and how this ultimately leads to his downfall. Iago started telling Othello lies about Desdemona and Cassio how he thought they were having an affair. He did this by changing the appearance of things and making them look opposite of the actual reality.For example telling Othello that Desdemona gave her hankerchief to him and how they have already slept together.Othelle responds to the hankerchief situation saying “ farewell tranquil mind farewell content..Farewell!Othellos occupation is gone”.