Hamlet - Video Summary

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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    Hamlet is a tragedy written by Shakespeare at the turn of the 16th century. The play’s story, which can be traced back to a 12th-century Latin text, is about a Danish prince named Hamlet who seeks to avenge his father’s murder at the hands of his uncle, Claudius. The play is not only Shakespeare’s longest, but also one of his most iconic.
    At the start of the play, the king of Denmark has died, and his brother Claudius has assumed the throne and married his late brother’s wife, Queen Gertrude. Consumed with grief over his father’s sudden death, Prince Hamlet is appalled by his mother’s marriage to Claudius, whose character is, he believes, inferior to that of his deceased father.
    Little does Hamlet know, the ghost of his dead father appeared to his skeptical friend Horatio and two castle sentries the previous night. When Horatio tells Hamlet of this sighting, Hamlet decides to watch for the ghost himself that evening. Soon, the ghost appears. Addressing only Hamlet, the ghost says he’s come from purgatory to demand vengeance against his brother Claudius, who murdered him by pouring poison into his ear. Hamlet is shocked and vows to avenge his father’s murder by killing Claudius.
    Meanwhile, Claudius’ chief advisor Polonius is concerned about his daughter Ophelia, who loves Hamlet but is confused by his gloomy mood lately. At first, Polonius orders his daughter to stay away from Hamlet, but he later becomes convinced that Ophelia’s lack of affection is the reason for Hamlet’s melancholy. Polonius decides to observe the couple together in secret, hiding behind a tapestry with Claudius. But when Ophelia tries to flirt with Hamlet, his mind is on his father’s murder, and he rebukes her advances, proving Polonius wrong.
    Next, Claudius recruits Hamlet’s school friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, to discover the reason for Hamlet’s foul mood, but Hamlet quickly realizes that his friends are working against him as spies. Dodging his questions, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern tell Hamlet that they ran into a troupe of actors on their way to the castle and invited them along to perform for the court. Hamlet decides to have these actors perform a play based on the murder of his father, to see how Claudius reacts. If he seems rattled by the performance, it will prove his guilt.
    Meanwhile, Claudius learns that Fortinbras, the prince of enemy Norway, has expressed interest in waging war on Denmark, owing to the recent change in the country’s leadership. Claudius is reassured, however, when he learns that Norway’s king has forbade Fortinbras from invading Denmark, and that the Norwegian army intends to invade a small area in Poland instead. To do so, they need Claudius’ permission to march through Denmark, which he grants.
    That evening, Claudius indeed seems disturbed by the performance of Hamlet’s play, and even storms out, convincing Hamlet of his guilt. Hamlet decides to tell his mother, but on his way to her chamber, Hamlet overhears Claudius confessing his sins, including the murder, to God. Hamlet nearly kills Claudius, but stops short, realizing that if he killed his uncle while he was praying, Claudius would go straight to heaven.
    Hamlet goes to Gertrude’s chamber and tries to convince his mother of Claudius’ evil character. Meanwhile, Polonius is once again spying on their conversation from behind a curtain. At one point, Gertrude misinterprets Hamlet’s words, thinking he intends to kill her. She screams out for help, causing Polonius to scream as well. Assuming it is Claudius behind the curtain, Hamlet stabs at the fabric, killing Polonius.
    Following Polonius’ death, Hamlet’s friends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern escort Hamlet on a diplomatic mission to England at the request of Claudius. However, Hamlet is unaware that Claudius gave them a letter for the English king, instructing him to have Hamlet killed upon his arrival. Soon, Hamlet discovers this letter in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s possession and secretly replaces it with one asking that his friends be killed instead of him.
    Meanwhile, Polonius’ son Laertes, upset over his father’s murder, confronts Claudius and threatens to seize the throne from him with the help of an angry mob. Claudius assures him that Hamlet is responsible, and together, they decide to arrange for a casual duel between Hamlet and Laertes, who is a skilled swordsman. Secretly, they plan to line Laertes’ sword with poison, ensuring that even a small wound will kill Hamlet. As an added precaution, Claudius will prepare a cup of poison to give to Hamlet during the fight.
    Returning home from his journey, Hamlet passes through a cemetery, encountering a gravedigger in the midst of preparing a new grave.

Комментарии • 196

  • @TheEc1ypse
    @TheEc1ypse Год назад +998

    A very important thing that you don’t mention is that Hamlet is a tragic hero. He has heroic qualities but has one fatal flaw. He over thinks things which leads to procrastination. Upon careful exampination of the chapel scene, you’ll notice that Claudius isn’t actually asking for forgiveness. He basically is saying that he is already neck deep in all of this and there is no way out now. He wouldn’t have gone straight to heaven if he had been killed right then and there. Hamlet is no killer, and so he looks for any excuse to not do the deed. When Hamlets father says that Claudius murdered him, he doesn’t believe him. He puts on a “mask of antic disposition” and says that he must know for sure if his dad is telling the truth. Deep down he knows he is, but he cannot accept the role he’s given. Even after he finds out that Claudius did in fact kill his father via the play, he STILL puts the killing off. Hamlets procrastination and over thinking brings on his downfall, as well as others around him. He is truly, a tragic hero.

    • @SamButVeryTall
      @SamButVeryTall Год назад +29

      It’s worth nothing that there is some contention in the (vast) Hamlet scholarship about this perspective. For centuries, beginning with the first actor to play Hamlet, Richard Burbage, the character was played as a rather straightforward hero-type, who spends the play nobly getting to the bottom of things. It was really only once Freud (and later Olivier, with his “Tragedy of a man who could not make up his mind” reading of the play) came along, around the dawn of the 20th century, that the view of Hamlet as a procrastinator became commonly accepted. Now, that’s not to say that that perspective is wrong; I think there’s a ton of textual support for it, which you allude to, but I think the context is important/interesting.

    • @LightYagami-ik1cg
      @LightYagami-ik1cg Год назад +2

      He has a tragic story I guess but that hardly makes him a “hero”

    • @sureshbabumadathingal2597
      @sureshbabumadathingal2597 Год назад +1

      I was under the impression that Claudius is actually praying in the strict sense of it, so Hamlet spared him. This explanation is great indeed.

    • @dames9135
      @dames9135 Год назад

      A+

    • @tupac212
      @tupac212 8 месяцев назад +2

      Hamlet has many heroic qualities: loyalty, honesty, morality & popularity.@LightYagami-ik1cg

  • @adiba8356
    @adiba8356 Год назад +496

    Ophelia did not kill herself due to Hamlet's rejection. She killed herself cuz she couldn't handle her father's death.

    • @whoistshepii
      @whoistshepii Год назад +11

      yes!!

    • @im_endz9161
      @im_endz9161 10 месяцев назад +21

      In addition to Hamlet's rejection

    • @im_endz9161
      @im_endz9161 10 месяцев назад +26

      Hamlets rejection played a big role in Ophelia's descent into madness

    • @Lunafroyo
      @Lunafroyo 7 месяцев назад +7

      Denying that Ophelia died because Hamlet’s rejection drove her to madness is basically admitting you didn’t read or watch the play.

    • @bellamovie2
      @bellamovie2 4 дня назад

      Correction: Because of BOTH Hamlet's rejection and her father's death caused by Hamlet

  • @clashwithbunniesandrewsava4846
    @clashwithbunniesandrewsava4846 Год назад +299

    My favorite part of Hamlet was when he said "it's hammin' time" and then hammed all those other guys

  • @cameronray4107
    @cameronray4107 Год назад +69

    Lmaoo 1:22 , “Hamlet is shocked”!
    Hamlet: 😐

  • @RainbowKittens
    @RainbowKittens 2 года назад +76

    read the whole play in class didn't remember 90% of it thx

  • @middaymilf
    @middaymilf 2 года назад +494

    This is absolutely great, but one thing to add. Some people say that Ophelia’s death was an accident, but others say that it was suicide. So, it’s really up to interpretation.

    • @auohann
      @auohann Год назад +2

      even there is no answer on comments

    • @TheEc1ypse
      @TheEc1ypse Год назад

      She drowned herself

    • @nasirmuhammad158
      @nasirmuhammad158 Год назад +14

      She was plucking flowers for her father grave on the side of river and fell to that river. At that time she was mad so it considered as her suicide. I myself studied this drama word by word and I am pretty sure of it. Thanks

    • @robertrees7751
      @robertrees7751 6 месяцев назад

      she was killed because Claudius believed she was a threat

  • @william-menco2242
    @william-menco2242 2 года назад +740

    Thank god I found this, I have an exam about this story, GREAT VIDEO

  • @eyeesore
    @eyeesore 6 месяцев назад +73

    the exam is in 5 minutes, wish me luck

  • @rousanarabegam9681
    @rousanarabegam9681 Год назад +23

    Sir,you did a great job,you have written the full story in description box.No other man didn't do this thing in their videos...
    Thank you so much sir, for this...

  • @mattsmoviemagic8123
    @mattsmoviemagic8123 Год назад +25

    Love The Artwork. Hats Off To Dan Ekis, Esau Figueroa And Claudi Giuliani.

  • @junkyard_dog18
    @junkyard_dog18 Год назад +14

    needed this for an essay, thank you for doing gods work lol

  • @skeleguns10oooooo10
    @skeleguns10oooooo10 Год назад +5

    Star Trek VI the Undiscovered Country referenced some voice lines from Hamlet, especially the Villain Chang feeding those voice lines to taunt James T Kirk

  • @gamingwhitland6262
    @gamingwhitland6262 Год назад +2

    Dude youre a life saver l have un exam tommorow for this story thank you so much for making this video this helped alot

  • @gabriellacecchini7545
    @gabriellacecchini7545 Год назад +2

    This is an awesome story that I read when I was a senior in high school it made be a tradity it's a fun play to create

  • @rattlethecages
    @rattlethecages 20 дней назад +1

    This video has some inaccuracies. Firstly, Claudius isn’t seeking divine absolution, he’s panicking and trying desperately to think of a way out. Hamlet hesitates to kill him because it goes against his nature and the entire play is a meditation on over-contemplation. Hence “to be or not to be”.
    Secondly, it’s not conclusive whether or not Ophelia committed suicide, and if she did, it wasn’t entirely due to any cold shoulder treatment by Hamlet. She was distraught over Polonius’s death. She fell into the water in a state of delirium and could not come to her senses in time. So the safer educated guess here is to say she probably wasn’t trying to kill herself.

  • @Preti296
    @Preti296 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this episodes

  • @rosied2289
    @rosied2289 3 года назад +7

    This is a great vid!

  • @Bill0102
    @Bill0102 9 месяцев назад

    The transformation evident in this piece is remarkable. A book with akin material was a major milestone in my life. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

  • @that_person2799
    @that_person2799 Год назад +2

    I loved it, keep up good the work!

  • @theinfernoburns
    @theinfernoburns Год назад +6

    As a tragedy, it's very effective and masterful. As something from which there is a lesson to be had, this fails communicating any moral righteous or otherwise.
    There is no arc it's a straight up circle. A new foreign king to yet again uphold the vises and sins of the appointed royalty. Maybe I'm missing the point and the medium which is a classical tragedy, maybe not. Is it a commentary on the ever separate but ubiquitous agency of Monarchy? On how murder is such a effective political tool governments all over the world practically have made it legal? Age old lessons that were well trodden even when Shakespeare wrote this.

  • @nonexistant4260
    @nonexistant4260 Год назад

    I'm about to watch a foreign language version of this play and i needed a rundown so bad

  • @lyricrogersofficial
    @lyricrogersofficial Год назад +1

    omg thanks so much for this!!

  • @abusufian9527
    @abusufian9527 Месяц назад

    Please add subtitles...❤

  • @RachelSeahlodi
    @RachelSeahlodi 10 месяцев назад

    I’m writing tomorrow my final paper 2 tomorrow this was very helpful

  • @steffidas4785
    @steffidas4785 9 месяцев назад

    Every shakespearic main male protagonist have an underlying tone of the people closest to them driving them into madness and revenge ,i have observed this in hamlet and maqbeth,but not in merchant of venice ,thats why merchant of venice story will always be my first preference

  • @Thegrey2738
    @Thegrey2738 Год назад

    I owe you so much that you cannot even imagine

  • @onahpaschalinechioma9059
    @onahpaschalinechioma9059 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this😢❤

  • @tmprasadtm5148
    @tmprasadtm5148 2 года назад +8

    12 th century latin text... Hamlet tragedy... Denmark royalty ....

  • @luciamaria1
    @luciamaria1 Год назад +3

    ophelia was driven to madness by the killing of her father, not by hamlet's rejection. Maybe his rejection played a part in her madness, but the last straw was the murder of her father. we don't know if it was suicide or an accident caused by her madness, its up for interpretation

    • @bellamovie2
      @bellamovie2 Год назад +1

      Well, she has driven mad with grief for her father but also that Hamlet (who she loved but is rejected by him) murdered her father in cold blood

  • @vastayanqueen6004
    @vastayanqueen6004 Год назад +1

    It helped a lot, great video

  • @ThabileNkosi-k8s
    @ThabileNkosi-k8s Год назад +1

    This is great

  • @HowardMutladiTlou
    @HowardMutladiTlou 5 месяцев назад

    thank you

  • @FizaKhan-f2s4q
    @FizaKhan-f2s4q 20 дней назад

    😮its Hindi version is Haider movie

  • @JamieThomas-xq3xj
    @JamieThomas-xq3xj 7 месяцев назад

    Not everyone contemplating sbout Ophelia's death when Shakespear explains in Getrutes speech hw she collected flowers and sang at the river she fell in of course she couldn't swim becoz in those days if you could swim you were considered a witch so how could she save herself

  • @JemimahOdey-br1rx
    @JemimahOdey-br1rx Год назад

    Very nice

  • @tirzahroseroot
    @tirzahroseroot 9 месяцев назад

    My sibling called this play whack when she studied it in high school.

  • @zerimiahcastulo1078
    @zerimiahcastulo1078 Год назад

    Thank you for this 🌟

  • @fuqyoutube
    @fuqyoutube Год назад +4

    Thanks for the video easy to digest and understand the overview of the story, I only came here because I heard the director of sons of anarchy modeled his show after hamlet and it’s interesting to see how accurate that is

  • @BryinWillis-e8g
    @BryinWillis-e8g 2 месяца назад

    Complete

  • @its.dxniel
    @its.dxniel Год назад

    Thanks fir the homework boi

  • @charityg9871
    @charityg9871 Месяц назад

    For those that don’t know this is what lion king is based off

  • @uluengamotuliki5469
    @uluengamotuliki5469 Год назад

    Nice step

  • @alvarosilva7091
    @alvarosilva7091 10 месяцев назад

    Hamlet is the hero
    Claudis uncle (who killed hamlet father)
    Queen Gertrude (marries the uncle)

  • @giftshikoane51
    @giftshikoane51 Месяц назад

    Who is with me here watching this video and writing the Hamlet essay tomorrow. 😂

  • @robbywijaya88
    @robbywijaya88 Год назад

    so Gertrude wants to poison her son? Gertrude is bad? How did Gertrude died though?

  • @minedark597
    @minedark597 11 месяцев назад

    Real accurate to the name. This saved my grade

  • @KaraboLesele-c8s
    @KaraboLesele-c8s Месяц назад

    here 2hours before my exam 😭

  • @loniloca
    @loniloca 11 месяцев назад

    Can you please activate the spanish subtitles?

    • @GradeSaver
      @GradeSaver  11 месяцев назад

      We actually have the Spanish version here! ruclips.net/video/jZ255SMeu7Q/видео.htmlsi=SPNQ944MLtMVzemv

  • @MphoMasilo-kx4xf
    @MphoMasilo-kx4xf 10 месяцев назад

    I wish I listened in class

  • @jamesroberts3642
    @jamesroberts3642 Год назад

    Station 11 ....HBO Max

  • @binyut
    @binyut Год назад

    Wow pls make a cartoon movie version😅 👍

  • @scytheonion
    @scytheonion 3 месяца назад

    thats sick

  • @kaiumeda3690
    @kaiumeda3690 3 года назад +6

    Cover The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian! A Raisin in the Sun! Huckleberry Finn! Or Holes! WHEN?!

  • @rj.2k506
    @rj.2k506 Год назад

    also hamlet does not stab Claudius he tells him to drink from same cup
    Gertrude did

  • @ihoopdaily
    @ihoopdaily 3 месяца назад

    Im COOKED

  • @potu459
    @potu459 Год назад

    fala striček trebam za lektiru

  • @adiba8356
    @adiba8356 Год назад

    Also Hamlet found the document in cladius's chamber

    • @JamieThomas-xq3xj
      @JamieThomas-xq3xj 7 месяцев назад

      Ya why does it show that he found it with Rozenchratz and Guildenstern so then when did they not notice it was gone if Hamlet had to change the script of the letter

  • @lanakokoska9955
    @lanakokoska9955 Год назад

    Wasnt Claudius killed by drinking the poison because Hamlet told him to prove he was innocent?

  • @sidrashahid3942
    @sidrashahid3942 Год назад +1

    i have an exam tmr....tho i have the book im just way 2 lazy
    go study kid

  • @Cats-a-Tonic
    @Cats-a-Tonic 7 месяцев назад

    Hello, just a cheeky one, kind of. I have just completed Act 1, Scene 1, of "Hamlet" involving cats on my channel, if anybody is interested to see. Please be gentle, it's ny first time (at trying to make a video!) 💕

  • @TEEANVEE
    @TEEANVEE Год назад

    Sons of anarchy inspired

  • @vijayarulanantham2702
    @vijayarulanantham2702 Год назад

    Why do you use iconic isnt that a holy word

  • @nolimitcashrunna
    @nolimitcashrunna Год назад +1

    Tap in if your from thornridge and writing tomorrow,7 june 2023

  • @aishamauyag8785
    @aishamauyag8785 Год назад

    title vedio

  • @Dominiquee-qj1uc
    @Dominiquee-qj1uc Месяц назад

    Exam in 3hrs

  • @Champion345pro
    @Champion345pro Год назад

    this is not deateled
    i read the book before dont watch if u have exam

    • @Djevepwvelsvwdbke
      @Djevepwvelsvwdbke Год назад +1

      This video is 8 minutes long and the show is 2+ hours long of course it isn't gonna be detailed

  • @RaeesAli-ez6yk
    @RaeesAli-ez6yk 5 месяцев назад

    Wait how did Gertrude die

    • @ogreshavelayers1018
      @ogreshavelayers1018 5 месяцев назад +1

      she drank the poisoned wine at the fencing match that was intended for hamlet

  • @kazuyake
    @kazuyake Год назад +1

    Writing in 2 hours😂

  • @NairitDey-d3g
    @NairitDey-d3g Год назад

    I love u ❤

  • @abdulhai-up3pp
    @abdulhai-up3pp Год назад

    Cripsy Sound of tha drama dialogues ar' great riddle tothe audience...ok?N:

  • @Advay_
    @Advay_ 10 месяцев назад

    Matric 2023 tomorrow eng p2 be like...

  • @Suha_ni69
    @Suha_ni69 5 месяцев назад

    I m watching this one night before my activity to take place we have to take any character from any play of Shakespeare's plays and pin point the charcters vices in and humorous way and wth write a letter 🥲🙃

  • @pushpabnag1598
    @pushpabnag1598 Год назад

    I guess you have English exam tomorrow

  • @orchidofkhalida
    @orchidofkhalida 3 месяца назад +1

    This is wrong, Ophelia killed herself because Claudius had died

    • @xnAqua
      @xnAqua 3 месяца назад

      You need to watch the play again lol

    • @orchidofkhalida
      @orchidofkhalida 3 месяца назад

      @@xnAqua I did, it’s still wrong. She killed herself because her love and Father were fighting and Claudius died, she was singing and drowned in a lake because she found it peaceful.
      Loud and wrong as usual. Try not to get all your info from cliffnotes babes. It’s giving C average.

  • @mannam615
    @mannam615 11 месяцев назад +1

    ..Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life..

  • @vandanamiranda1593
    @vandanamiranda1593 2 года назад +229

    excellent. We can actually hear what the person is saying, articulate and no unnecessary background music while the person is communicating. This is for learning not entertainment/learning. Bravo

    • @TheVernon8
      @TheVernon8 Год назад +3

      I love to listen to summaries because I cant read! Im 1!
      signed,
      Joey (age 1)

    • @alyssaannsolano1094
      @alyssaannsolano1094 5 месяцев назад

      I prefer this cuz I can't remember it if I just read it and I have an exam in 2 days

  • @laurasmrkolj5082
    @laurasmrkolj5082 2 года назад +68

    I have an exam tomorrow about this..
    This really helped cause i didn’t read the book oops🙂

  • @matth408
    @matth408 Год назад +25

    So basically the lion king with people

    • @mallory.22
      @mallory.22 Год назад +15

      The lion king was a bit inspired by hamlet, yeah

  • @SkyOo99
    @SkyOo99 2 года назад +33

    Thank you so much for your summary.This is very useful

  • @alexl92
    @alexl92 Год назад +52

    I’m not sure why we are told Ophelia killed herself? Not according to Shakespeare in Gertrude’s speech: Ophelia went mad, was playing by the river, making flower wreaths. She climbed a willow tree to hang the flower garlands on it, a bow broke and she fell in the water. Floating in the river, like her element, she didn’t understand the danger and her heavy dress sank her. Nothing here tells us she drowns herself by will. More like a death by insanity. The image correlates with an ondine/rusalka - a spirit of a drown beautiful young girl, that lives on in the river.

    • @thebookwormhotel5336
      @thebookwormhotel5336 Год назад +11

      it seems pretty obvious that a woman who had her partner go mad and her dad die is depressed, during this time suicide would lead to the one who committed to be buried out of the churches grave yard. Gertrude even if she knows why she died would never state it was suicide. especially when it's clear she was not in the correct head space during this time

    • @robertrees7751
      @robertrees7751 6 месяцев назад

      Claudius had her killed because he thought she was a threat////why didn't the person who witnessed her death try to help her? Its a made up report...
      @@thebookwormhotel5336

    • @SBT12345Anonymous
      @SBT12345Anonymous 4 месяца назад

      That’s a fair point you know! Never thought of that

  • @itachiuchiwa6875
    @itachiuchiwa6875 Год назад +6

    Hamlet is so hot😍

  • @randomiessss
    @randomiessss 10 месяцев назад +3

    Not Me Watching This On The Morning Of The Exam 😭😭👌🏻

  • @mercedes_flores9554
    @mercedes_flores9554 2 года назад +8

    But why did Claudius want hamlet to stay

    • @hannacarew3181
      @hannacarew3181 Год назад

      he didn't which is why he sent him away to be killed... but if you mean why didnt claudius kill him from the get go? well hamlet was well liked by the general public and also claudius wouldnt have wanted to upset gertrude so it wouldnt have been tactful for claudius to murder hamlet as he would have received a lot of backlash

  • @boosay1146
    @boosay1146 Год назад +3

    Last exam and I'm finally done with school aghh

  • @Dannydaballer
    @Dannydaballer 2 года назад +7

    Thank you

  • @Fearless13289
    @Fearless13289 2 года назад +13

    Am writing p2 tommorow and this is useful

  • @Allyourbase1990
    @Allyourbase1990 10 месяцев назад +2

    Bill was one heck of a writer !

  • @candjim
    @candjim 3 месяца назад

    I was dissapointed by Hamlet because I was expecting more comedy.

  • @buku2720
    @buku2720 Год назад +2

    This channel is the real saviour ❤

  • @fihanson1
    @fihanson1 2 года назад +8

    My English teacher told me half the story today

  • @salma6186
    @salma6186 3 месяца назад

    Me watching this 1hr before eng paper 2 for the lc 💀 I'm cooked man

  • @mifrahussain1997
    @mifrahussain1997 2 месяца назад

    A grade is blasphemous agaisnt do bycott this...

  • @vxmpxrefvngs2517
    @vxmpxrefvngs2517 Год назад +6

    why is hamlet so fine istg

  • @Kaju_katli333
    @Kaju_katli333 3 месяца назад

    Shakespeare was born in 1564 how come it can be traced back to 12th century 😂? That's wrong information even renaissance started in 14th century nd hamlet was written under renaissance period.

    • @moodydolly
      @moodydolly 3 месяца назад

      Because it was costumary, or at least quite common in Shakespeare's day to rewrite and rework older stories, they didn't necessarily began from scratch. I was very surprised when I discovered it!

  • @JoseVindima
    @JoseVindima 2 месяца назад

    The book is kak until i watched the drama😭❤️obrigado is thank u

  • @deerheart87
    @deerheart87 2 месяца назад

    So dramatic

  • @roxanakeresztes7208
    @roxanakeresztes7208 Год назад

    No, Hamlet is about Henry and Ann Boleyn,etc

  • @maryamessa3467
    @maryamessa3467 Год назад

    15 Jun 2023 first time to know the story of this play.

  • @DragonMasta99
    @DragonMasta99 2 месяца назад

    Not here for an exam, I just like the story

  • @chad7952
    @chad7952 Год назад

    Mel Gibson always was Hamlet