Arrange the events below in chronological order.

English

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Misha Larkins [42]4 years ago

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Answer:

in the order of the events given in sentences, the chronological order is : 1-4-3-5-2

Explanation:

The first event which is the funeral of King Hamlet forms the inciting incident of the play so it comes first. Right after the funeral, Hamlet is seen soliloquizing and expressing his disgust at the marriage of Claudius with his mother. after this, Hamlet finds out about the ghost and swears revenge on his uncle Claudius.

as Hamlet plots his revenge, in a subplot Fortinbras starts raising banners worrying Claudius who starts his diplomatic missions to safeguard hi kingdom. in the wake of this, he grants Laertes the permission to return to school.

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