In IIIii, Hamlet and Polonius has a question about Polonius's acting experience (lines 104-112). Polonius once played Julius Caesar, who was killed by Brutus. My question is, why do you think that Shakespeare chose to add in this part? --Laura C.
I think that Shakspeare added Polonius's, Julius Caesar, because it relates to what Horatio was saying about bad omens in Act 1, and it is right before the play that Hamlet brings out this fact, so i think it's to relay the meaning that it had when Horatio was speaking about it earlier
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I think that Shakspeare added Polonius's, Julius Caesar, because it relates to what Horatio was saying about bad omens in Act 1, and it is right before the play that Hamlet brings out this fact, so i think it's to relay the meaning that it had when Horatio was speaking about it earlier
Lydia P.
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