Understanding Hamlet's Reflections on Death

What does Hamlet's interaction with Yorick's skull primarily symbolize?

• The value of friendship

• The importance of humor

• The inevitability of death

• The power of royalty

How does Hamlet's comparison of Yorick to Alexander the Great serve the narrative?

• It emphasizes Yorick's humor

• It reveals Hamlet's ambition

• It shows the greatness of Alexander

• It highlights the futility of life

What theme is explored through the comparison of Yorick and Alexander the Great?

• The inevitability of death

• The power of humor

• The value of wisdom

• The importance of social status

What is the significance of the gravedigger in the scene?

• To show the wealth of the kingdom

• To demonstrate the power of the king

• To provide comic relief

• To highlight the seriousness of the court

In what way does the gravedigger contrast with Hamlet?

• He is a symbol of royalty

• He is more serious than Hamlet

• He represents the common man's perspective

• He is a tragic figure