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Title: Hamlet Response Essay
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May 14, 1998 |
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In reading more carefully I understood the play better which I thought was impossible with Shakespeare.
The film was alright. I imagined the characters to look a lot different than what the movie made them look like. This may seem petty but the hair color on Hamlet and Claudius seemed very unnatural, it was obviously bleached and the time period that the movie was set did not color their hair, I don't think... Showed first 250 characters
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I imagined the characters to look a lot different than what the movie made them look like. This may seem petty but the hair color on Hamlet and Claudius seemed very unnatural, it was obviously bleached and the time period that the movie was set did not color their hair, I don't think... Showed next 250 characters
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