Hamlet has his moment and kills Polonius, believing it to be Claudius. This is his act of revenge, for all purposes, and now he
must tell his mother that he has killed his uncle. In response to his mother, he states: “I must be cruel only to be kind: Thus bad begins, and worse remains behind." (Act III, scene iv) He wanted revenge, so he put good behind him, acting “cruel to be kind” to his father’s memory. The second half of the line implies that there’s worse to come: “worse remains behind”. What does this act and line from the play show the audience in regard to Hamlet’s character development? Question 3 options: A : Hamlet finally made a decision and acted on it, which he had not been able to do up to this point. B: Hamlet was afraid of Polonius, so he killed him while hiding behind a curtain so he would not retaliate against him. C: Polonius was the main driving force behind Hamlet’s anger, so killing Polonius was a turning point in Hamlet’s character. D: Hamlet killing Polonius was accidental, and killing him was kindness due to the type of wound he endured.
Crusoe is astonished one day to discover the single print of a man's na.ked foot in the sand. Crusoe is terrified and retreats to his “castle,” where he entertains thoughts that the de.vil has visited the island.
Think about a serious group topic about something arguable. Everyone should bring different ideas and arguments to the group, so that a good discussion can take place. This allows for DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS(PERSPECTIVES) and ideas to be exchanged between people. At the end of the group discussion, you might even say, "Wow, I hadn't thought about it like that before.
