1.1 Look at Barnardo and Franciso’s first exchange. What’s strange? From the first line, Shakespeare indicates that things are not right, things are out of sync. Another way of saying “Who’s there?” is “Who a - Critical approaches to Hamlet - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1.1 Look at Barnardo and Franciso’s first exchange. What’s strange? From the first line, Shakespeare indicates that things are not right, things are out of sync. Another way of saying “Who’s there?” is “Who a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-13 11:34:03 Open Document File Size: 19,15 KB Share Result on Facebook City Hamlet / / SocialTag William Shakespeare Prince Hamlet Ghost Hamlet Soliloquy References to Hamlet Critical approaches to Hamlet Characters in Hamlet Literature Film

1.1 Look at Barnardo and Franciso’s first exchange. What’s strange? From the first line, Shakespeare indicates that things are not right, things are out of sync. Another way of saying “Who’s there?” is “Who aAdd to Reading List