Soliloquy Analysis 1: O that this too too solid flesh would melt (Act 1 Sc 2)

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Thanks

[@5QShakespeare]

Thanks for the support Idris! I’ll send the PDFs ASAP:)

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@@5QShakespeare ok

[@Ruddigore]

Thank you so much for this walkthrough, I found it most informative.

[@5QShakespeare]

My pleasure, Christopher. Glad you find them useful:)

[@strawberryaxc2817]

THIS REALLLLLYY HELPED THANK YOU!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@5QShakespeare]

You're welcome, S. Glad you liked it:)

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you are running a really good channel here. I subscribed 5 seconds into the video, you should certainly have more subscribers than 4k!

[@5QShakespeare]

Thanks, Bees. I'm working on it:)

[@chezburger1059]

This was so incredibly comprehensive and helpful…thank you SO much!!

[@5QShakespeare]

Thanks, C. Glad you found it useful:)

[@sedrickhamani7843]

This video as much as your other videos on Hamlet is more than informative and helpful especially for my understanding as I prepare for my exam in June.

[@5QShakespeare]

Glad you find them helpful:) Good luck on your exams!

[@ralphjenkins1507]

Always interesting and well thought out.

[@5QShakespeare]

Thanks!

[@ralhadlaq]

thank u so much! by any chance do u have sonnet 18 analysis or the 7 ages of man?

[@5QShakespeare]

Glad you like the videos, R:) Sorry, but I haven't done any sonnets or the 7 ages of man, yet. After Harry Potter, I'm going to do Julius Caesar and King Lear.

[@zahragul578]

Your videos voice is low. Please make it loud a little bit. Thanks.

[@5QShakespeare]

Thanks for the feedback, Z. I've adjusted the volume in future videos.

[@foxsmusic6720]

Can you read the whole play and give us the translation for every word or sentence

[@5QShakespeare]

I do this to some extent in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLPa5TyZ8S8GRyMx3rM-gla3o-gBDBflkN.html&si=M9JpF6QP4_vKDQut

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I really appreciate it sir.Unfortunately our teacher explains this play by reading the hidden meanings of the words and the texts not only the external meaning of a word in a particular context

[@5QShakespeare]

@@foxsmusic6720 I see. I do that, obviously, here with the Soliloquies, and I do that in my Macbeth walkthrough. For my Hamlet scene by scene, though, I capture the meaning and significance of the scene by deeply analyzing several key quotes. I hope that helps.

[@foxsmusic6720]

@@5QShakespeare thank you so much sir

[@5QShakespeare]

@@foxsmusic6720 My pleasure. Good luck with your studies:)

[@stevenlight5006]

Your education proceeds the..you sir after listening twice. Have left out the no. One reason for our hamlet.he finds out his father, murdered.

[@5QShakespeare]

Hi Steven. As of this soliloquy (1.2), Hamlet hasn't yet heard about his father's murder. That happens shortly after in 1.5.