No additional sources cited. A 5 page paper on the very short passage in Act IV, Scene III of Hamlet, in which Claudius asks Hamlet what he has done with Polonius' body. It argues that Hamlet's strange responses address not only the location of the body, but Claudius' guilt for Hamlet's father's death. No additional sources cited. Thesis is argued by focusing specifically upon the play's infamous Cauldron Scene and other key events.
Writer is very analytical and uses several quotes to support ideas.
Bibliography cites 9 sources. Bibliography lists 4 sources. A six page paper which looks at Shakespeare s Merchant of Venice from a feminist perspective, considering in particular the relationships between Jessica and Shylock, and Portia and Bassanio, and the use of masculine disguise in Portia s courtroom appearance. Bibliography lists 3 sources. This 4 page report discusses the second scene of Act II of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' from the perspective of a director and determining what the scene needs to accomplish.