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nirvana33 [79]
3 years ago
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In lines 468-518, Hamlet and the First Player recite lines from a play. This play tells how Pyrrhus slays the Trojan king Priam

to avenge his father’s murder. How is Hamlet like Pyrrhus? How is he unlike Pyrrhus?
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Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago
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Answer:

Hamlet and pyrrhus are alike because they both want revenge for the death of their fathers but they are unlike too because pyrrhus seeks revenge and he is remorseless but Hamlet on the otherhand, find it hard summoning the courage to kill his uncle.

Explanation:

Pyrrhus doesnt have remorse about killing Priam because he sees it as an eye for an eye justice. This is in contrast to Hamlet who feels that if he can have courage to kill his uncle will justify everything.

Unlike pyrrhus, Hamlet pretends to be insane so people will see him as unserious and thus confirm the fact that his uncle killed his father. and in the course plans to murder his uncle. but pyrrhus is in trogan house to get access to priam and deal him justice by stealth. pyrrhus is more courageous but Hamlet is not a man of violent actions.

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