🎭The scene highlights Claudius' scheme to send Hamlet to England and have him killed.
📜By using Polonius' murder as a justification, Claudius attempts to regain control.
🃏Hamlet's banter with Claudius demonstrates his growing sense of control and manipulation.
💡The differences in Hamlet's behavior indicate a shift in power dynamics.
😵Claudius admits to feeling driven mad by Hamlet's presence and decides to have him executed.
What is the significance of Claudius' plan to send Hamlet to England?
—Claudius intends to have Hamlet killed in England to eliminate him as a threat to his power.
Why does Claudius use Polonius' murder as justification?
—By connecting Hamlet's actions to Polonius' murder, Claudius tries to make his decision seem reasonable and necessary.
What does Hamlet's banter with Claudius reveal?
—Hamlet's banter shows his growing sense of control and manipulation over Claudius.
How does Hamlet's behavior change in this scene?
—Hamlet's behavior indicates a shift in power dynamics and suggests that he is gaining the upper hand.
Why does Claudius feel driven mad by Hamlet's presence?
—Claudius sees Hamlet as a threat to his power and feels that he is losing control.
00:00[Music] In Act 4 Scene 3 of Hamlet, Claudius reveals his plan to send Hamlet to England.
00:18After the death of Polonius, Claudius decides to have Hamlet killed.
00:36Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are instructed to accompany Hamlet to England.
00:53Claudius uses Polonius' murder as justification for his decision.
01:19Hamlet engages in banter with Claudius, showcasing his control and manipulation.
01:43Claudius admits to feeling driven mad by Hamlet's presence and decides to have him executed.
