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2. give an example of inverted syntax from the text pp. 2-28.
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pages 10-12 were about Marcelo telling horatio that theres bones rising up fom the grave and that looks like a king an that eventhough horatio does not believe in that he believes him. also that they should tell Hamlet.The quote from hamlet that has inverted syntax is "lets do't i pray."
ReplyDeleteMental note Mr.D...
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should've talked (in class) about some way we can find out who has posted their summary.
I have no one to comment on =/
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ReplyDeletepages 10-12 Horatio describes rumors that a rival of Fortinbras is the ghost. That it can be a huge problem to the people of Denmark.
ReplyDeleteLine 107 page 12 I think it be no other but e;en so.
Bernardo and Marcellus have see a Ghost but Horatio doesn't believe them. Then he see's the ghost that looks like the dead king of Denmark and believes them. Then they sit and try to calm down while they talk about it but it comes back.
ReplyDeleteInverted Syntax-"It was about to speak when the cock crew."
Haratio Tells Marcelo about the bones rising form the grave. He told Marcelo that the bones look like a king but he doeasnt believe what he tells him. Inverted Syntax was when they "Do it I pray"
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ReplyDeleteThose pages simply discussing the reasons that everyone is preparing to fight because the ghost had caused troubles. In other words discussing the showings of the rising bones of the ghost(king).
syntax-
That we with wisest sorrow think on him
1) Horatio and Marcellus talk about the ghost, and how it will affect the people, and that its a bad omen. Horatio doesn't believe it's really the king, and when it appears, he orders it to ask him if he can help, or if there is some treasure that is keeping the ghost to pass over.
ReplyDelete2) Inverted Syntax Example: "For which, they say, you spirits oft walk in death,
Speak of it"
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ReplyDelete1.}In the pages that I read during class 11-19 I read the translated version. And it was talking about how Horaito ran into the ghost and wanted to talk to it? at least that was my understanding.
ReplyDelete2.}An example of inverted syntax is when a predicate comes before the subject?
jessica zuniga
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1. The characters Horatio and Marcellus seen a ghost and talks bout how to explain what they saw. Horatio thinks that the ghost it means that bad omens are soon to come that heaven and earth are together to warn then about something to soon happen.
2. Example of a Inverted Syntax: pg 10 who is't that can inform me ?,
who can explain this to me
Marcellus wants to know why everybody is freaking out, and about to go to war. Well Haratio spends a page and-half to basically say, "I thinks its because the other people don't like us."
ReplyDeleteMy assumption is that the dane's have spotted a window of opportunity with hamlets father dyeing, so their about to ride into town and jack everybody up
But the intelligent way of saying it is that they just want to take over.
So Haratio goes on about the bad *STUFF* thats going to happen(courtesy of the ghost). He mentions this is stuff about the omen and bad misfortunes.
But the ghost is considered overrated and just known as a war omen, or harbinger of war.
Syntax: "Lets do it, I pray"
This book is still boring
Mr. D Does Homework Too
ReplyDelete1. pp. 10-12 summary
Impending war with?
Blank and Blank have the same names.
*Hamlet has suddenly gotten more confusing.
Denmark (ruler?)
vs.
Country? (Fortinbras)
Marcellus wants to know the 411 about why everyone in Denmark is buzzin around ready to go to war. Horatio talks about some old enemies and about how supernatural events are harbingers of bad events. Marcellus, Horatio, and Bernardo think that the ghost is just a harbinger of the upcoming war with Norway. How wrong they are. Ghost enters.
2. inverted syntax
"A mote it [the ghost] is to trouble the mind's eye" (Shakespeare 12). (object/verb/subject)
Modern English would follow the pattern of "It is a mote...." (subject/verb/object)
from Apple dictionary
mote |mōt|
noun
a tiny piece of a substance : the tiniest mote of dust.
PHRASES
a mote in someone's eye a fault in a person that is less serious than one in someone else who is being critical. [ORIGIN: with biblical allusion to Matt. 7:3.]
ORIGIN Old English mot, related to Dutch mot ‘dust, sawdust.’
Blah, blah, blah.
Mr. D. is out.
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ReplyDeleteMarcellus is wondering why everyone in the cities was preparing for war. Horatio explains to him that the young Fortinbras has gathered a bunch of thugs just outside of the outskirts of the territory that his father has lost to Hamlet's father. And he wants the territory back. Horatio then goes on to talk about the omens that were present when Julius Ceasar was assassinated. The ghost then enters and Horatio tries to speak to it, but it would not respond to him. Marcellus, Horatio, and Barnardo try to stop it but can't. Horatio then talks about how when the cock (rooster) crows, it brings out the God of Day that sends every ghosts back to their hiding places. And then they agree to go and tell Hamlet what they saw. Claudius talks about the grievance that he has for Hamlet's father and how they must continue to live their own lives despite of what happen to the king. He speak about Fortinbras and how Fortinbras has underestimated him.
ReplyDeleteInverted Syntax :
"So have I heard and do in part believe" Page 16 Line 164
(Verb/Subject/Object)
I have heard and do believe in part
(Subject/Verb/Object)
RE: Jay Reason
I think that you have put a very good summary of the section, but if you think that the book is boring. Then you are boring as well.
And I believe you got everything in your summary.
1. In these few pages you get to see the character Horatio, Marcellus, and Barnardo together talking about their scary experience of the ghost that looks a lot like their old King. That was killed and Horatio at this point you see him with anger to the presence of it doing as an earth bound spirit. This making the spirit a clear sign of disaster to come in the near future, to be uncovered.
ReplyDelete2. Inverted syntax Act 1,Scene 2, line 120: "I shall in all my best obey you, madam" (Hamlet)
- I will obey you in the best way, that I can ma'am
Horatio doesn't believe the bones rising was not the kings. Marcellus trying to convince him.
ReplyDeleteAn inverted Syntax is..."lets do it, i pray"
Hamlet killed King Fortinbras in battle, who surrendered all his possessions to Hamlet. However, Fortinbras' son doesn't want to give up this land and has gathered a group of guys to defend the territory. Barnardo realizes the ghost of the late Fortinbras is haunting them, and is perhaps a omen of misfortune to come.
ReplyDeleteExample of inverted syntax: Page 22 "He hath, my lord, wrung from me and my slow leave by laborsome petition..."
Vu Tran
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1/The watchmen, Bernardo, Marcellus, and Horatio saw a shadow which really look like the king. They tried to asking the ghost about what the ghost are trying to help them. The ghost didn't answer them and keep following them.
2/ An example of inverted syntax is
p21"We'll do our duty to you in that and everything else"
1)Horatio tells Marcellus about the dead king late rival Fortinbras,king of Norway,and thinking why the King is haunting them now.Then the ghost of the King appears.
ReplyDelete2)Pg.14 Do,if it will not stand
1) Horatio talks with Marcellus about the ghost and how it is a bad omen. Horatio doesn't believe it is the king, and asks him for some help.
ReplyDelete2) Inverted Syntax Example: "Do it I pray"
1) Pp 10-12 Marcellus and Horatio are talking about the kings last battle with the king of Norway and they are waiting for the ghost to appear so they can ask it to speak to them and if it have any news about their land good or bad
ReplyDelete2)Pp12
1. to summarize pgs. 10-12: they believe the sightings of the ghost is a sign for bad things to come. and they believe the young son of the late Fortinbras is going to try and take back the land his father lost against the king of denmark. so everyone is getting prepared.
ReplyDelete2. inverted syntax: pg. 16 line 174 "Where we shall find him most conveniently"
Marcellus, Horatio, and Barnardo were talking about the ghost, when the ghost comes back and spreads it's arms. Horatio tries to get the ghost to speak of what it wants with them.
ReplyDeleteIt speaks of Horatio and Marcellus running into a ghost. How the ghost(KING) is the reason for everyone preparing to fight.
ReplyDeleteINVERTED SYNTAX: "Lets do it, I pray"
Marcellus and Bernardo explain to Horatio that there is a ghost that looks exactly like the dead king, he doesn't believe them until he see's the ghost and he tries to communicate with it but the ghost disappears.
ReplyDeleteInverted Syntax: Ay,madam,it is common.
Uriel Quezada
Pages 10 thru 12 were Bernardo and Marcellus trying to convince Horatio that there was a ghost amongst them that resembled their dead king. An example of inverted syntax: do it i pray.
ReplyDeletehttp://carleysresponse.blogspot.com/2010/10/summary-of-pg-10-12-syntax-for-mr-davis.html
ReplyDeletehere is my summary Mr. D!!
Horatio, Marcellus, and Bernardo see the ghost that looks like the dead King of Denmark. Horatio tries to speak to it but receives no response. Horatio then speaks of how the ghost appearing was a sign of a bad omen.
ReplyDeleteInverted Syntax:"What art thou that vsurp'st this time of night"
Summary.
ReplyDeleteThey are having a meeting to talk about why preparations are being made for war and why people are in fear. While meeting is taking place and they are talking about the omen of the ghost and then the ghost appeared. The people were trying to talk to it and they were disgussing why the dead king set them up for war.
Inverted Syntax.
"lets do it, I pray"
1) So in pages 10-12 its talking about how the ghost has appeared and how they are preparing to fight and the problems the ghost brought them.
ReplyDelete2) Inverted Syntax- Pg 16 line 173- I this morning know
*ABSENT*
ReplyDelete1) Horatio saw a shadow which really look like the king. They tried to asking the ghost about what the ghost are trying to help them. The ghost didn't answer them and keep following them.
2) inverted syntax- "lets do it, i pray"
1) Summary pp. 10-12
ReplyDeleteBarnardo, Marcellus, and Horatio have all caught a glimpse of King Hamlet's ghost. Horatio feels bad things will occur soon. Marcellus shares the feeling and mentions how the economy is lacking all of a sudden. Horatio tells about the late King Hamlet and his battle with, the also late, King Fortinbras. Fortinbras' son has arranged a gang to help him avenge his father. Just like when Julius Caesar was assasinated, corpses began to walk the grounds. King Hamlet's ghost appears again, and Horatio implores it to speak.
2) Inverted Syntax
"Upon whose influence Neptune's empire stands" (pg. 12, line 118)