The Evolution of Technic in Elizabethan Tragedy
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He advances steadily to the play-scene. He really needed only to be confirmed in his suspicions; and when Belimperia tells him the details of the murder he hurries onward with his revenge. The hesitation motive is no part of his final tragedy. The fact that the old marshal uses the play to compass his ends is characteristic of the palace major-domo, the presenter of masks, not the hesitator. Shakespeare makes the hesitation and the idea of the mock play clearly matters of character. Hamlet neve...r can make up his mind. He uses the play as a psychical blow. He intends to follow it with the physical, but he does not. He kills the king only after the king has killed him — only after he realizes that he must act "now or never. " Shakespeare saw that it would not do to put the physical blow early; for after it is struck the "Hamlet" drama is done. And it is Hamlet that we are interested in. But, on the other hand, there is the great advantage of the face-to- face meeting of the strugglers at the middle of the action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He advances steadily to the play-scene. He really needed only to be confirmed in his suspicions; and when Belimperia tells him the details of the murder he hurries onward with his revenge. The hesitation motive is no part of his final tragedy. The fact that the old marshal uses the play to compass his ends is characteristic of the palace major-domo, the presenter of masks, not the hesitator. Shakespeare makes the hesitation and the idea of the mock play clearly matters of character. Hamlet neve...r can make up his mind. He uses the play as a psychical blow. He intends to follow it with the physical, but he does not. He kills the king only after the king has killed him — only after he realizes that he must act "now or never. " Shakespeare saw that it would not do to put the physical blow early; for after it is struck the "Hamlet" drama is done. And it is Hamlet that we are interested in. But, on the other hand, there is the great advantage of the face-to- face meeting of the strugglers at the middle of the action.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriott Fansler to read onlineMoreLess
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