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    passion. But here the comparison ends‚ for though both Brutus and Hamlet reflect at length over the need to act‚ Brutus is able immediately to act while Hamlet is not. Hamlet is stuck thinking too precisely on th’ event-. Hamlet’s father‚ the king of Denmark‚ has died suddenly. The dead king’s brother‚Claudius‚ marries Hamlet’s mother and swiftly assumes the throne‚ a throne that Hamlet fully expected would be his upon the death of his father. Hamlet’s father’s ghost confronts Hamlet and tells him that

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    Jenya Mavromati Panayiotis Karafotias IREL-480-9 For my paper I decided to write about the ambassadors of Denmark‚ The United States of America and Uruguay. His Excellency Mr. Tom Norring‚ the ambassador of Denmark‚ was one of the ambassador’s to come this semester. He decided to focus his speech not on his country but more on the global financial crisis and how it affected Greek economy. He said that even without the crisis the situation in Greece would have been messy. Despite the fact

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    threat to the success of his assassination plot. Removing these barriers often meant death‚ as was true in the cases of Polonius‚ Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. These methods‚ done as a means to reinstate the balance of nature within the state of Denmark ironically created an even greater unrest within the chain of being than what was first opened with his father’s untimely death‚ and are furthermore not resolved when Hamlet avenges his father’s death at the end of the play. This unrest as a result

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    flat‚ and unprofitable…seem all the uses of this world.” Moreover‚ when Hamlet encounters the Ghost of his father‚ Hamlet is even more aware of the utter injustices that can present themselves in humanity. The Ghost tells Hamlet that people of Denmark have believed in a lie that a snake had killed him in his sleep. However the Ghost explains how he was actually murdered in horrible fashion when Claudius poured a vile of poison in his ear that killed him in excruciating pain within minutes. Upon

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    city‚ in William Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet”‚ Hamlet is a member of a royal family‚ the son of Old Hamlet and Queen Gertrude. He’s the next in line for the throne. This makes Hamlet the second most powerful man in Denmark‚ as he is the prince. Unfortunately‚ his Uncle Claudius (King of Denmark) has taken over for his brother. In Sophocles’ play “Oedipus Rex”‚ Oedipus is the ruler or the king of Thebes. He was born into royal blood by King Laius and Queen Jocasta of Thebes. He’s high standing in both

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    ghost appears at Elsinore Castle on a dark winter night. The watchmen bring Prince Hamlet‚ the son of Gertrude‚ along with Horatio‚ a friend of Hamlet‚ to see the ghost. The ghost turns out to be the spirit of Hamlet’s deceased father‚ former King of Denmark‚ and tells his son the true story of his death—Claudius in fact murdered the former king when Claudius slipped poison in the king’s ears while he was sleeping in the garden in order to seize the throne. After ordering Hamlet to seek revenge on Claudius

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    "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark" (1.4.98). In fact‚ many things are rotten in the state of Denmark‚ and images of decay‚ corruption‚ and disease are common throughout the play. Following the conventions of tragedy‚ many of the characters become corrupted in some way‚ and‚ by the end of the play‚ all of the corrupt characters must be eliminated so that Denmark can once again be set right. Many characters in Hamlet die. In what ways is each of

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    warrior that fought bravely three battles. The first battle begins when King Hrothgar of Denmark builds a magnificent mead-hall called Heorot. He builds it for the warriors when they meet each other to drink‚ receive gifts from their king ‚and listen to stories by the bards. However‚ the noise from Heorot disturb Grendel who lives in the swamplands of Hrothgar’s kingdom. Grendel starts killing the nation of Denmark. Beowulf is the only warrior who can face this monster and beat him. He comes to Hrothgar

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    irredentist issues; however‚ inclusion does not necessarily constitute official acceptance or recognition by the US Government. 1.Greenland : Transnational issues managed dispute between Canada and Denmark over Hans Island in the Kennedy Channel between Canada ’s Ellesmere Island and Greenland; Denmark (Greenland) and Norway have made submissions to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental shelf (CLCS) and Russia is collecting additional data to augment its 2001 CLCS submission. 2.Canada

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    his feelings towards his uncle. In the first comparison‚ Hamlet compares the state of Denmark to a weeded garden. Hamlet believes that the garden is "unweeded [...] /[and that] things rank and gross in nature/Possess it merely." (I‚ ii‚ 135-37) The weeds represent the evil in Denmark and the garden itself represents Denmark’s current state. Hamlet believes that Claudius is the evil that is spreading through Denmark and this comparison demonstrates why Hamlet is so upset with his mother’s decision to

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