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''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' is widely considered '''''THE''''' greatest of the Emglish-speaking world's fiction, but Awesome moments abound in it too.
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''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' is widely considered '''''THE''''' greatest CMOA of the Emglish-speaking English-speaking world's fiction, but Awesome moments abound in it itself too.
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Awesome moments in ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' is widely considered '''''THE''''' greatest of the Emglish-speaking world's fiction, but Awesome moments abound in ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a huge KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[{{Jerkass}} He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you ''never'' said things like this to the clergy:
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a huge KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is [[SuicideIsShameful an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[{{Jerkass}} He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you ''never'' said things like this to the clergy:
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* Hamlet's murder of Claudius in the final scene.
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* Hamlet's murder slaying of Claudius in the final scene.
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* When Laertes receives word of his father's death, he drops everything in Paris, immediately returns to Denmark, organizes a mob, storms the castle, and bursts into the King's chamber like ''awesome'', ready to deliver some serious hardcore retribution to his father's murderer.
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* When Laertes receives word of his father's death, he drops everything in Paris, immediately returns to Denmark, organizes a mob, storms the castle, and bursts into the King's chamber like ''awesome'', ready to deliver some serious hardcore retribution to his father's murderer. Not to mention him killing Hamlet in their fight.
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* When Laertes receives word of his father's death, he drops everything in Paris, immediately returns to Denmark, organizes a mob, storms the castle, and bursts into the King's chamber like ''awesome'', ready to deliver some serious hardcore retribution to his father's murderer. And then for an encore, he kills the titular character in the very next act.
* Hamlet's killing of Claudius in the final scene.
* Hamlet's killing of Claudius in the final scene.
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* When Laertes receives word of his father's death, he drops everything in Paris, immediately returns to Denmark, organizes a mob, storms the castle, and bursts into the King's chamber like ''awesome'', ready to deliver some serious hardcore retribution to his father's murderer. And then for an encore, he kills the titular character in the very next act.
murderer.
* Hamlet'skilling murder of Claudius in the final scene.
* Hamlet's
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* Hamlet's letter describing his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.
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* Hamlet's letter describing explaining his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a major KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[{{Jerkass}} He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you did ''not'' say things like this to the clergy:
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a major huge KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[{{Jerkass}} He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you did ''not'' say ''never'' said things like this to the clergy:
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Awesome moments in ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* The David Tennant version has a dying Hamlet wrestle Horatio for the goblet of poisoned wine, managing to toss it away. As Horatio breaks down, Hamlet uses the last of his strength to comfort his best friend, to reassure him he's fine with death.
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* In their duel (though it can vary how much depending on the production), Hamlet beats Laertes comprehensively, and the latter only gets Hamlet when they switch blades. The duel itself can be pretty awesome in some productions, such as the Creator/DavidTennant or Creator/KennethBranagh versions.
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a major KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[JerkAss He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you did ''not'' say things like this to the clergy:
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a major KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[JerkAss [[{{Jerkass}} He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you did ''not'' say things like this to the clergy:
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* At Ophelia's funeral, Laertes asks the priest holding the ceremony if anything more can be done for the ceremony beyond simply burying Ophelia in a Christian grave with little fanfare. The priest not only says no, but has a major KickTheDog moment when he says that Ophelia's being buried in a Christian grave is an insult due to her likely [[DrivenToSuicide suicide.]] [[JerkAss He goes on to say that she should have been buried in unhallowed ground and, rather than pray for her, people should throw rocks on her grave as punishment for her 'sin'.]] Laertes [[BigBrotherInstinct gets good and pissed at this]] and rips the priest a new one, telling him that he not only thinks that Ophelia will be in heaven, but that the priest himself will go to hell. Keep in mind, back then you did ''not'' say things like this to the clergy:
-->'''Laertes:''' I tell thee, churlish priest,\\
A ministering angel shall my sister be,\\
When thou liest howling.
-->'''Laertes:''' I tell thee, churlish priest,\\
A ministering angel shall my sister be,\\
When thou liest howling.
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* Hamlet's letter describing his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.
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* Hamlet's letter describing his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.ship.
* The climax of the first scene of the final act, where Hamlet reveals himself to Laertes at Ophelia's funeral after having secretly returned home to Denmark. One of the greatest HesBack moments in all of literature.
-->'''Hamlet''': What is he whose grief\\
Bears such an emphasis? Whose phrase of sorrow\\
Conjures the wandering stars, and makes them stand\\
Like wonder-wounded hearers? This is I,\\
Hamlet the Dane!
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* The climax of the first scene of the final act, where Hamlet reveals himself to Laertes at Ophelia's funeral after having secretly returned home to Denmark. One of the greatest HesBack moments in all of literature.
-->'''Hamlet''': What is he whose grief\\
Bears such an emphasis? Whose phrase of sorrow\\
Conjures the wandering stars, and makes them stand\\
Like wonder-wounded hearers? This is I,\\
Hamlet the Dane!
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-->'''Hamlet:''' The point!--envenom'd too! Then, venom, to thy work. ''(Stabs Claudius)''
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* Hamlet's letter describing his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.
* Hamlet's letter describing his {{MacGyvering}} an execution order for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and his escape from the ship.
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* Hamlet's killing of Claudius in the final scene.
