Example #1: The Sun Rising (By John Donne) ...
Example #2: Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day (By William Shakespeare)
Example #3: When I Have Fears (By John Keats)
Example #4: Vestiges (By Van Jordan)
I don’t think so because everyone kind of does it
The sequence of events is triggered by the killing of Polonius
is:
1. Hamlet being exiled by Claudius,
2. Laertes returns to avenge his
father, Polonius,
3. pirates attack Hamlet’s ship and he returns home,
4.
Ophelia commits suicide.
In Shakespeare’s tragedy “Hamlet”, killing of Polonius
triggers a series of events with are tied up at the end of tragedy. After
Hamlet kills Polonius, thinking that he is Claudius, he is been sent to exile
to be murdered. But, Hamlet knows of this plan and when the ship is being
attacked by the pirates he survives and returns home. Meanwhile, Laertes comes
home from Paris to avenge his father with intention of killing Hamlet in a
duel. This series of events makes Ophelia go insane and she commits a suicide
drowning in a river.
