The daughter's are best influenced by none other than their, "Mother's". Apart from her there are many other influencing figures in her family.
Explanation:
Daughter's are said to be the, "Torchbearers" of prosperity in every society. Be it in wealth or knowledge, every part of the society is influenced by an educated and well brought up daughter. Only a daughter can sail her family/society, even in the most troubled times. She is born to take up new challenges and face any circumstances to bring cheers to her loved ones.
<span>(It warms the very sickness in my heart)
When Laertes says this, it shows that there is an element of disease already making its way into his heart. Because of his father and sister's deaths, he has become sick, which reinforces the theme of decay and disease so prevalent in the play. </span>
The visual aid which would best engage the audience's emotions is the following one:
B. A short clip from an episode of a classic television show.
Since we are talking about a <em>classic</em> television show, people are likely to be familiar with it and it must have been, at some point, part of their lives as a source of entertainment and also as something they related to somehow. Due to the fact they have already watched it and probably know the characters well, it has certainly triggered their emotions throughout their lives, in different stages of it. Watching a short clip of the classic TV show can surely engage the audience's emotions, whether by making them laugh or by reminding them of some personal event, perhaps leading them into a feeling of nostalgia.
Act II focuses on the love between Emily and George
