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Class discussion – 2: This discussion will take place in front of a class (all audience). The people involved are the living memory of Hamlet, the contemporary Prince of Denmark, a literary critic of Hamlet, the teacher and her class. ...
Hamlet (Hisham): Sure, the usual phrase is “Today we are going to talk in more detail about Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’, that’s me. ... Hamlet is considered the most famous drama every written in the history of the English language. Or if anybody does shout out “To be Hamlet or not to be Hamlet,” both are killers in my opinion.
Critic (Javed): That was Mr Hamlet, wasn’t he rather bland? ...
Teacher: Why not include a ‘Hail Hamlet’ today as we have with us here a contemporary Hamlet.
Critic (Javed): With the same mind of the 1600 Hamlet of course, a preserved clone. ... ”
Hamlet (Hisham): You know what I heard yesteryear: Snipers preparing for a war were taught the lines “To be or not to be” I mean what crude ways to say that just hide behind your Uzi and shoot till you live. ...
Critic: I, the celebrated critic of Hamlet will try to snoop around for a while. My aim is to discredit the speaker of “To be or not to be”, no offence Mr Hamlet. ... First, can anyone recount what they saw from the Hamlet movie, a brief outline?
Critic: No, listen, that’d be too boring, why not have a quiz, about the events in Hamlet. ... Maybe the prize for the winner will be the video and tape of our class discussion, ask Mrs Kent for the best film made at the beginning of 2002.
Approximate Word count = 1302
Approximate Pages = 5.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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