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Act I, Scene I: 1. Describe the prevailing atmosphere of the scene. How is that atmosphere created? What is the irony of the password —Long live the kingl? What is ironic about the guard who is coming on to duty challenging the one who is already on duty? Act I, Scene II: 2. How does Claudius reveal himself to be a capable monarch in this scene? Consider his handling of the explanation of the situation in Denmark (including his justification of the marriage to Gertrude), the Norway affair, Laertes’ request, Hamlet’s request. Consider also Claudius’s advice to Hamlet about grieving for his dead father. Act I, Scene 111: 3. How do Ophelia’s reactions to the advice she receives from both her Do brother and father serve to characterize her? Act 1, Scene IV: 4. At the end of the scene, the famous line, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,” is delivered. ‘Who says this line? What could it possibly reveal to the readers about Denmark’s situation at the time? Act I, Scene V: 5. King Hamlet’s ghost tells us that he was killed when his brother dropped poison into his ear. Metaphorically, what might be Shakespeare’s message to us about the power of words?
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