English, 09.04.2020 22:57 rolo7105

Act 5 Sc. 1, Lines 149–165: Explain the dramatic irony of the situation here. How does the irony contribute to the continuing humor of Scene 1 and to Shakespeare's developing characterization of Hamlet?

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