You Know Now's video: HAMLET - Most Famous Quotes EXPLAINED - AP LIT ENGLISH HONORS Shakespeare

The most famous Hamlet quotes explained - homework and test help is here for AP Lit or High School English - or just brush up your Shakespeare and start quoting him now! CORRECTION: The quote "Though this be madness, yet there is method in't." is from Act II, Scene II. (Thanks observant viewer dictiondictiondiction) William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, is chock full of well-known quotations - some used completely differently than what Shakespeare intended. Have you heard, "Mithinks thou dost protest too much?" Find the actual quote here and see why it was used. What about "there's a method to be madness"? Did Shakespeare write that line? "To be or not to be...." Was Hamlet really suicidal? "To thine own self be true." - who spoke that line? "Neither a borrower no a lender be.." What does that mean? Find out! You Know Now is a channel primarily focused on middle school through college educational topics, offering test review, homework help and fun information in summary form. Royalty-free music Kevin MacLeod "Magic Forest" incompetech.com creative commons attribution