Hamlet Act II, Scene i Polonius and Reynaldo Polonius and Ophelia.

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Hamlet Act II, Scene i Polonius and Reynaldo Polonius and Ophelia

Partners  One partner take on the role of Polonius, and one take on the role of Reynaldo  Read the lines aloud (ll. 1-72). Pause along the way to clarify the meaning (use the notes at the bottom of the page to help).  Use appropriate intonation and emphasis to portray these characters as you envision them.

Questions  1. Where is Polonius sending Reynaldo?  2. What task has he given Reynaldo? (Paraphrase)  3. What insights do we gain into the character of Polonius based on what he is asking Reynaldo to do (and the painstaking detail he uses to concoct his plan)?

Partners  One partner take on the role of Polonius, and one take on the role of Ophelia.  Read the lines aloud (ll. 73- end of the scene). Pause along the way to clarify the meaning (use the notes at the bottom of the page to help).  Use appropriate intonation and emphasis to portray these characters as you envision them.

Questions  1. How does Ophelia describe Hamlet?  2. What conclusion does Polonius reach based on Ophelia’s description of Hamlet? (What error does Polonius think he has made?)  3. What action are Polonius and Ophelia planning to take at the end of the scene?  4. How does this move the action forward in the play?

If Time Permits  Continue reading Act II as a class  Complete reading Act II as homework