Style hyperbole with “....The majestical roof fretted golden fire..” (p.161-Hamlet) would drown the stage with (p.179-Hamlet-Soliloquy) “...He tears..” is most soliloquy)- Here Hamlet is “...This excellent..” (p.181- Hamlet’s exaggerating on his faults and fears in not being able to fully addresses the issues that is he witnessing/experiencing simile I, a dull and muddy-mettled rascal, peak like John-a-dreams, unpregnant of “Yet my cause.” (p.179-Hamlet’s soliloquy) as his shirt, his knees knocking each if he has been loosed out “..Pale other….as of Ophelia to Polonius)- her terrifying encounter with Hamlet Hell..” (p.133- :“the mad-man” to my revenge by Heaven and Hell, must, like a whore, unpack my “...Prompted heart with soliloquy) wounds..” (p.181-Hamlet’s metaphor of falsehood take this carp of Polonius to “Your bait truth…” (p.131- Reynaldo)- Here Polonius is comparing spying to that of fishing-despite the numerous differences and here we are exposed to the mindset of Polonius. allusion Jephthah, judge of Isreal, what a to “ O treasure hadst thou!” (p.167-Hamlet Polonius concerning Ophelia)- Here Hamlet is explaining that because of vows/actions will cost Ophelia her life-ironically it is Polonius’ Polonius’ death that costs Ophelia her life. was an actor in (p.167-Hamlet to Polonius) “....When Roscius Rome..” apostrophe what a rouge and peasant slave am (p.179-Hamlet’s “...Oh, I!” Hamlet is again going on a rant while beating himself down because of the actions/lack of action that he is taking involving revenge and exposure “...Bloody, bawdy villian..remorseless,treacherous,lecherous villan..!” soliloquy)
Style hyperbole “....The majestical roof fretted with golden fire..” (p.161-Hamlet) “...He would drown the stage with tears..” (p.179-Hamlet-Soliloquy) “...This is most excellent..” (p.181- Hamlet’s soliloquy)- Here Hamlet is exaggerating on his faults and fears in not being able to fully addresses the issues that is he witnessing/experiencing simile “Yet I, a dull and muddy-mettled rascal, peak like John-a-dreams, unpregnant of my cause.” (p.179-Hamlet’s soliloquy) “..Pale as his shirt, his knees knocking each other….as if he has been loosed out of Hell..” (p.133- Ophelia to Polonius)- her terrifying encounter with Hamlet :“the mad-man” “...Prompted to my revenge by Heaven and Hell, must, like a whore, unpack my heart with wounds..” (p.181-Hamlet’s soliloquy) metaphor “Your bait of falsehood take this carp of truth…” (p.131- Polonius to Reynaldo)- Here Polonius is comparing spying to that of fishing-despite the numerous differences and here we are exposed to the mindset of Polonius. allusion “ O Jephthah, judge of Isreal, what a treasure hadst thou!” (p.167-Hamlet to Polonius concerning Ophelia)- Here Hamlet is explaining that because of Polonius’ vows/actions will cost Ophelia her life-ironically it is Polonius’ death that costs Ophelia her life. “....When Roscius was an actor in Rome..” (p.167-Hamlet to Polonius) apostrophe “...Oh, what a rouge and peasant slave am I!” (p.179-Hamlet’s Hamlet is again going on a rant while beating himself down because of the actions/lack of action that he is taking involving revenge and exposure “...Bloody, bawdy villian..remorseless,treacherous,lecherous villan..!” soliloquy)