Question

Read these lines from the end of Act II.

I'll have grounds
More relative than this.--the play's the thing
Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king.

Identify the speaker, the context, and the significance of these lines.

Answer 1

@roman_princess how do you do this im lost because i cant find it an on one of the pretests for the lessons i passed so idk where to look

Answer 2

from which play is this from and I might know?

Answer 3

@xX_GamerGirl_Xx ithink its from hamlet but im not sure

Answer 4

oh ok well then I might know cuz I've watched that play before and been in it

Answer 5

the question dont say

Answer 6

you'd have to have read the play, then if you read those excerpts you could answer the question with 1.) who is talking, 2.) why you should care 3.)what is the context

but if they dont provide what play its from im not sure what they expect you to do

Answer 7

Prince Hamlet was the speaker. He's talking about how he's going to stage a fake play simulating his father's death. Claudius will watch, and if he acts unusual during this scene, Prince Hamlet will know for sure that Claudius was the one who killed him. (BTW I DIDN'T KNOW SO I LOOKED IT UP AND ASKED MY FRIEND AND THEY BOTH PRETTY MUCH SAID THIS)

Answer 8

lol me either thank you guys:)

Answer 9

Np