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The exercise requires you to analyze the play on lines, 120-138 of Hamlet and the Gravedigger. See details below.
<h3>How do you analyze a play?</h3>
To analyze a play, first, you need to read it thoroughly. Thereafter,
- Highlight the names of the characters
- In this particular case, take note of the words being spoken by the characters.
- Identify the theme of the play; then
- Justify how the words spoken by the characters in the sections highlighted help to contribute to the play.
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