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Prince of Denmark and student in Germany Son of Gertrude and Old Hamlet Nephew and stepson of Claudius Is angry, deeply analytical, and feigns madness Queen of Denmark and Widow of Old Hamlet New King of Denmark and new husband of Gertrude Wife of Claudius Uncle and stepfather of Hamlet Mother of Hamlet Is clever, scheming, and gregarious (social/ extroverted) Is caring and deeply concerned Horatio’s friend and Ophelia’s boyfriend Extent of culpability (fault) is left unresolved Brother of Ophelia and son of Polonius Poor student in Germany and Hamlet’s truest and most loyal friend Is a student and away at school in France for Loyal confidant who comes to visit Hamlet for his father’s funeral most of the play He knows Hamlet is feigning madness Headstrong; vengeful Asked by Hamlet to tell his story to future Knows how to fence and use a sword generations The name comes from Latin root orate, to speak publicly Obedient daughter of Polonius and sister of Laertes Councilman of Denmark; Chief advisor to Claudius Hamlet’s girlfriend Poisoned his brother, Old Hamlet Persuades Laertes to murder Hamlet Paid spies of Claudius who are inseparable Transparent to Hamlet Ex-friend of Hamlet Are asked by the king and queen to come to Elsinore and ascertain the reasons for Hamlet’s madness Their names mean “rose crown” and “gold star" Was a good King of Denmark and married to Gertrude Now trapped in purgatory; mysterious Is loving, innocent, naïve, and confused Father of Ophelia and Laertes Murdered by his brother, Claudius Used by farther to spy on Hamlet Cynical and suspicious and loves to spy Sad and angry and calls for vengeance Experiences complete psychological unraveling Is verbose and highly talkative Protective of Gertrude