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Hello! I'm having a little trouble on my Hamlet essay and was wondering if any could help. The question is "whose mind is pulled in conflicting directions by two compelling desires, ambitions, obligations, or influences." Then I have to identify those 2 conflicting forces. I didn't read Hamlet that well so if anyone could tell me which character best matches that, I would really appreciate it! Thank you!
Do your own homework.
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Originally Posted by Night_Lamp
yup. yup.
lmao
I'll give you a clue for the first half of the question, it's in the title.
:lol:
I was also gonna say: do your own homework.
Go back and read it again, more carefully. Read some analysis of it, you can find a lot online, to help you understand it. You probably should have paid more attention in class.Quote:
didn't read Hamlet that well
Bottom line:
Agree!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Night_Lamp
Read a synopsis, a summary of what happened, then read the play again. I'm sure you have notes in your Hamlet copy. Watch a film if you're further confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by Litnub
I'm sure you could guess at least one character, nudge nudge...
Hamlet is about a little pig that is eventually dethroned by King James Dean.
I wanna go with Polonius
:iagree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Night_Lamp
do what I did in college and buy the Cliff's notes, bulls**t your way through the paper, and slam a Dew
(don't you love how these thread starters have 1 post and 1 post only on Lit Net?)
LOL:iagree::rolleyes5:Quote:
Originally Posted by WuWei
j/k
OP: the easiest way out of your dilema is to go to the online source Sparks Notes. Very helpful.
"don't you love how these thread starters have 1 post and 1 post only on Lit Net?"
Of course - they don't come here until they need to, and are then instantly put off by a lot of abuse from bunch of prigs. What a welcome.
They contribute nothing and usually have but one or two posts. I don't usually read them, but I like to see them ignored.