At the start of Act 1, the watchmen and Horatio speculate the appearance of the ghost means:
B. Something is very wrong in Denmark.
- In Act 1 of the tragic play "Hamlet," by Shakespeare, the watchmen are discussing the appearance of a ghost.
- They want Horatio, Hamlet's best friend, to also see the ghost of the late king, which has now appeared a couple of nights in a row.
- Horatio doubts the men at first, but he too sees the ghost.
- He then comes to the conclusion that the ghost is bad news. His appearance probably means that something bad is about to happen in Denmark.
I found the answer choices. They are:
A. Denmark is about to win an important battle.
B. Something is very wrong in Denmark.
C. Someone is playing a practical joke on them.
D. Denmark is inhabited by thousands of similar spirits.
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The dark is good the light is bad but they both can be good
Answer:
B: to emphasize the father's determination to find help for his son.
Explanation:
The author's main purpose for including these words spoken by the father is to emphasize his determination to find help for his son, and there are some words or phrases in them that seem to express this idea, such as "..I'll find somebody to take care of you."; "..there's a doctor...I'll take you to him."; "I've carried you for hours, and I'm not going to leave you lying here..."
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