1. Group Members:
Belén Bua Gascón
Erika Iniesta Rodríguez
Esther Collado Ortogosa.
Hamlet
By William Shakespeare

2.  Who are the main characters?
Character Small description Interpret
Hamlet Prince of Denmark Erika
Claudius Uncle of Hamlet Belén
Mother of Hamlet Queen of Denmark Esther
Ghost of father of
Hamlet
Old king of Denmark Belén
Ophelia Daughter of Polonius Esther
Polonius Father of Ophelia Erika
Horatio Friend of Hamlet? Belén
Brother of Ophelia Brother of Ophelia Esther
Character 1 Dude of glasses Erika

3. SCENE I
State the most important actions:
The ghost of the father of Hamlet appears front he,
and he ask that Hamlet kill to his brother.

9. SCENE I
 Vocabulary and pronunciation
Word Translate Pronunciation
Under Sota /’ʌndə/
Meanwhile Mentrestant /’mi:n,waɪl/

10. SCENE II
State the most important actions:
Hamlet think in if revenge or not revenge to his
father.
Ophelia is worried for Hamlet, and the Polonius
went talk to queen.

18. SCENE II
 Vocabulary and pronunciation
Word Translate Pronunciation
So far Fins aquí /səʊ fɑ:/
Perhaps Potser /pə’hæps;/
Should Hauria /ʃʊd/

19. SCENE III
 State the most important actions:
Hamlet kill to Polonius.

20. The story so far: Prince Hamlet believes that
his uncle, King Claudius, killed his father by
putting poison in his ear while he was
asleep. In the last episode, Hamlet’s friends
Rorencratz and Guildenstern brought some
actors to the castle to perform a play. Hamlet
saw this as an opportunity to expose
Claudius as his father’s murderer.

28. SCENE III
 Vocabulary and pronunciation
Word Translate Pronunciation
Upset Alterar /ʌpˈsɛt/

29. SCENE IV
 State the most important actions:
Ophelia is dead.

36. SCENE IV
 Vocabulary and pronunciation
Word Translate Pronunciation
Upset Alterar /ʌpˈsɛt/

37. SCENE V
 State the most important actions:
Hamlet fight with brother of Ophelia, and all die for
the poison.

46. SCENE V
 Vocabulary and pronunciation
Word Translate Pronunciation
Rejoin Reunir-se amb /ri:'dʒɔɪn/
Carrying Portant /’kærɪ/

47.  I have had a copy of this comic for almost 20
years. It was published in a magazine for EFL
teachers called SpeakEasy. I do not know the
author.