Interpret Many of Shakespeare's characters use puns in their speech. A pun is a play on the multiple meanings of a word or on tw
o words that sound alike but have different meanings. Throughout Hamlet , notes in the margin explain many puns that would be unfamiliar to a modern audience. Although puns are often associated with humor, they can also be an effective way to convey serious meaning. FOr example, in his conversation with Ophelia in Scene 3, Laertes says that Hamlet "himself is subject to his birth" (line 18). Explain how Laertes's statement is enriched by his drawing on two separate meanings of the word subject.
"<span>The feud between the Montagues and the Capulets is the conflict, and it is resolved by the deaths of their children" is the best option but using the word "solved" here is a bit misleading since the rivalry continued. </span>
