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skip to content teentech a teenager's adventures with technology menu and widgets search for: recent posts summary and analysis blog: rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead response to course materials 3/25 2008 open prompt answer 2008 open prompt analysis hamlet final summary and analysis recent comments homedesigntampa.tk on open prompt 1 jan 28 minecraft on building a robotic arm for cheap: part 1 minecraft on technology terms napoli trøjer on reponse to course material minecraft on technology terms archives march 2018 february 2018 january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 september 2017 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 january 2016 december 2015 november 2015 october 2015 august 2014 april 2014 january 2014 december 2013 november 2013 october 2013 september 2013 august 2013 categories minecraft projects uncategorized meta register log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org summary and analysis blog: rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead author: tom stoppard. born in czechoslovakia, his family escaped due to hitler. he spent most of his life in britain, and writes plays. he is still alive, in his 80’s. setting: takes place in elsinore, and in the boat that hamlet is put on at the end of hamlet . takes place during the same time as hamlet. plot: the plot is the same as hamlet, only it is told from rosencrantz and guildenstern. r and g are on their way to elsinore, because they were summoned by claudius. on the way there, they are flipping a coin that keeps coming up heads. they meet some players, a group of actors, and interact with them before arriving at elsinore. they talk with claudius and gertrude, who welcome them, and ask r and g to question hamlet about his madness. after this scene, r and g work on questioning each other to prepare for hamlet. they do this in a very absurd way, playing a game of questions. after their meeting with hamlet, they bemoan how they were outsmarted by him in the questions that they asked and his answers. the player comes back, talks with r and g about life and how to go with the flow, and leaves. claudius and gertrude enter, and they ask r and g about hamlet’s condition. we see the tragedians perform a rendition of the murder of gonzago, only this one shows representatives of r and g dying on a boat. there is a cut to the scene where r and g are asked to find polonius’ body. they set up a comical trap with their belts, that fails to catch hamlet. they eventually find hamlet and deliver him to the king. we have a scene with the boat on its way to england, with hamlet in tow. they open the letter with their instructions, and see that they are going to have hamlet killed. the players jump out of barrels on the ship, saying that they are escaping denmark. suddenly, pirates attack and hamlet is shown having jumped ship. r and g bemoan their fate, and reread the letter, seeing that it now calls for their deaths. guildenstern snaps and tries to kill the player with a dagger, which is revealed to be a trick dagger. r and g’s death are now acted out, and the end has each say a few lines, then vanish (dying). the play closes with the ambassadors from england saying that r and g are dead. rosencrantz and guildenstern – the main characters of the piece. very hard for others to distinguish between, as they are very similar in mannerisms and absurdity. the player – a know it all character, who seems to have already read hamlet as a play. he is witty, and knows his fate, but he goes along with it. he often interacts with r and g and tries to reassure them. hamlet – he is still in the play, but his influence is that he is a puzzle for r and g to solve for the king and queen. he has no new lines added. there is no narrative voice, since this is a play. the author’s style is very interesting. the point of view leans towards r and g, since they have the majority of the lines. the tone is very absurdist, where very few things have emotion or seriousness attached. the only emotional lines happen near the end, where guildenstern almost kills the player. there isn’t much imagery other than the stage directions, which tend to emphasize the place being very generic and plain. there is a lot of symbolism throughout the play. pirates can be likened to a disaster happening all of a sudden, which the non stop heads can show a high or low in life. in general, this play had a lot of intertextuality, like one of the articles we read about it. there is also a lot of back and forth between what is real, and acted, and the real world vs acting. “pirates can happen to anyone” – this quote shows that life can be confusing, and horrible things and good things can happen at random. the pirate ship was good for hamlet, but it proved deadly for r and g. “life in a box is better than no life at all, i expect. you’d have a chance at least. you could lie there thinking: well, at least i’m not dead.” – this is a very interesting question that he poses, and it reminded me a lot of schrodinger’s cat. it also shows how r and g feel that they would rather be immortal than mortal, even if their lives were terrible. it is quite similar to how they are living their lives anyway. in r&g, stoppard comments on the futility of human purpose in a world where people are confined to a role that they cannot control. (1st hour) r and g are put into a world that they have no power over. they even mention it at the start of the play, saying that there must have been something they could have done to not have ended up with this conclusion. the title of the piece seems to say that their fate is fixed, and nothing they can do will ever change that. the setting is mostly one of elsinore, which hamlet describes as a prison. r and g focus on that statement as well, after their talk with hamlet. in a prison, you have a lot less free will than outside, in the world. the imagery that is given is harsh and unassuming, seeming to restrict them to one choice. the play (murder of gonzago) foreshadows their deaths, and also shows that no matter what happens, they will die on that boat. posted on march 25, 2018 categories uncategorized 173 comments on summary and analysis blog: rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead response to course materials 3/25 we finished our hamlet discussion first. i think i got a lot out of that discussion, as listening to other people’s ideas is always fun. i do remember some of the conspiracy theories we started throwing around, and while they were entertaining, i feel like we should have stayed more on task. we then started rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead. this play was rather confusing at first, like the american dream. so much of it seemed repetitive and boring. as time went on, however, i realized that the author was making differences in the dialogue to show us something. yes, this is an absurdist play, but as we discussed in class, some of the lines were misused idioms, or a line would be repeated with a different subject. there are a few parallels i noticed between this piece and the american dream. for one, we lose some characters by the end, with something changing. r and g fade away, as does grandma in some ways. the american dream also has a seemingly omniscient character (grandma), with r and g having the player. annotating the literary analyses of r and g was very interesting. it is weird how literature can have so many faces, so many interpretations of the exact same story. i think that stoppard has had more variation of responses when compared with the original hamlet . i really liked the critique that said something to the affect of all writers being contained by shakespeare. i feel like we saw this idea at the start of the year, with the book on how to read literature. so many writers have borrowed from shakespeare, or maybe shakespeare just wrote about 90% of the human experience. i like the idea of stoppard complaining through a piece because it just seems like such a human thing to do. we then had our

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