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  1. But the ghost urges Hamlet not to act against his mother in any way, telling him to “leave her to heaven” and to the pangs of her own conscience (I.v.86). As dawn breaks, the ghost disappears. Intensely moved, Hamlet swears to remember and obey the ghost.

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  3. Jul 5, 2024 · Bernardo and Marcellus respond to the Ghost with a mixture of fear and curiosity. They do not really know how to handle the situation, so they bring in Horatio to help. Horatio,...

  4. The Ghost impresses on Hamlet the gravity of what happened to him and entreats Hamlet to seek revenge for his death. After Hamlet agrees, he plainly tells Hamlet that Claudius poisoned him to take his wife and throne.

  5. The ghost makes Hamlet swear to seek revenge for what the ghost is about to tell him, and Hamlet urges the ghost to go on. Before the ghost makes clear its identity or its purpose, even, it demands vengeance from Hamlet—and Hamlet agrees.

  6. His reaction to the ghost functions to overcome the audiences sense of disbelief, since for a man as skeptical, intelligent, and trustworthy as Horatio to believe in and fear the ghost is far more impressive and convincing than if its only witnesses had been a pair of superstitious watchmen.

  7. The Ghost places two restrictions on Hamlet as he carries out revenge against Claudius. What are they? Is Hamlet able to comply with the Ghost's requests throughout the drama?

  8. Jun 2, 2020 · In the middle of Hamlet’s attack, the Ghost returns to remind Hamlet that his real purpose is to avenge his fathers death. Gertrude cannot see the Ghost and pities Hamlet’s apparent madness. After the Ghost exits, Hamlet urges Gertrude to abandon Claudius’s bed.

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