Daniel Ball

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

#hamlit what is the significance of Hamlets conversation with the gravediggers at the beginning of act 5?

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@austingill09 I agree I feel like scene five is the breaking point for Ham and he goes from pretending to be crazy to actually crazy #hamlit

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@EmmaIBritez religion is huge in the play. It keeps Ham from killing multiple times and motivates his decisions throughout the play#hamlit

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@cgehan1 I believe he accepts Hamlets apology because it is the honorable thing rather than because of Hs mental state #hamlit

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@EmmaIBritez @Drm2999 interesting to compare characters between Shakespeare stories. Definitely make Hamlet seem less crazy #hamlit

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@ConnerCReed @cgugsluvslit I agree. His religiousness keeps him from killing multiple times in the play. Could come into play often #hamlit

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@dqjelly3 #falzfrome True. Zeena could also be compared to Starkville while Mattie is where Ethan wants to escape to but cannot

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@barbara_mell0 #falzfrome When he speaks about Zeena everything is sad and bleak, when he speaks about Mattie he is hopeful and excited

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@jose_velazquez #falzfrome it is set there to make the story seem even more depressing and hopeless

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@dqjelly3 Troy had it in his mind that things would never change. He was stubborn in the topic and it caused some bad decisions #falzfences

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@Frederick12321 @ConnerCReed Troy is afraid to allow Cory to have the same disappointment that Troy felt in his baseball career#falzfences

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@LibbyCarter19 @ConnerCReed He was clearly still angry that he wasn't able to play pro baseball and it clouded his judgement #falzfences

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@ConnerCReed Troy definitely held Cory back and did not serve his best interest by denying him a college education #falzfences

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@Frederick12321 #falzawake Very interesting. That could definitely be an early sign that she was not afraid to break the norms/make own deci

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@lindsuber #falzawake Edna would never be understood because she was way too early and was so far from the expectations of a women then

[Daniel Ball @dballbhs]

@barbara_mell0 @kdotterweich1 #falzawake I thought that the woman in black represented what Edna did not want to become, defined by herhusba