| buttons | flower buds |
| cautel | deception |
| censure | a belief |
| crescent | flourishing |
| habit | clothing |
| husbandry | management of money |
| liquid | changeable |
| primy | in prime time |
| temple | body |
| thews | muscular power |
| describe the attitudes and values of Laertes gives to Ophelia and those that Polonius gives to Laertes | caringViolent and power-centric |
| explain the reasons that Laertes and Polonius both give Ophelia to convince her not to trust Hamlet’s love | immatureidlewon’t lastisn’t trueroyal responisibilities |
| evaluate Polonius’ advice to his son. | associate only with the upper classkeep good helpful friends closeavoid conflictsif you must fight, make your enemy fear you |
| what is comical about Polonius? | telling his son how to do things he doesn’t do and be things he isnthypocritical |
Hamlet Act I scene iii
July 7, 2019