Poetic Justice meaning Poetic justice is employed by writers to make sure that good is rewarded and bad is punished at the end of the play. It is important to bring out the moral lessons from the play, because most of the audience, relates themselves with the good characters in the play, and they sympathizecontinue reading
Meaning of Dramatic Irony Dramatic Irony is a situation when, the audience or reader knows the exact situation of the play, while the characters in the play is unaware of the situation. This is the situation which excites the readers/audience. They either pity the character for not knowing the truth or they laugh at itcontinue reading
The Quote “Doubt the sun doth move, doubt truth to be liar, but never doubt I love” is used in Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, Act II Scene II. Polonius happens to read Hamlet’s letter to Ophelia infront of Gertrude. The declaration of intense love, and comparing love with stars and sun is obvious in the quote.continue reading
The dialogue “This is the very ecstasy of love.” occurs in Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, Act II, Scene I. To understand the quote, we have to understand the dramatic irony behind it. Hamlet, in order to avenge the death of his father, decided to act like Mad man. Readers and audience knows the plan of Hamlet,continue reading