This resource considers a variety of examples of where appearance masks the reality in Hamlet. It could be given to students to facilitate independent learning by asking them to make notes for revision purposes. This could be followed with a practice exam question which allows students to demonstrate their new knowledge.
Taster: The state of Denmark is not what it appears: it’s led by a false king and its prince feigns madness to uncover the true circumstances surrounding the late king’s death. The first line of the play, ‘Who’s there?’, introduces ideas of uncertainty and dubious identity. The question is repeated prior to Horatio’s entrance, building an atmosphere of nervous expectation.
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