The Mousetrap Analysis

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In “The Mousetrap” scene with Kenneth Branagh and David Tennant, I preferred watching the Kenneth Branagh version due to the way it is directed. The film was properly produced because the director chose to not cut lines, which constructed a detailed scene. The acting company is trying to convey Claudius of being guilty of Hamlet’s father murder. It was exceedingly executed through the portrayals of the actors, setting of the play, and the choice of movements. Hamlet appears to be vulgar towards Ophelia as he tells dirty jokes to her in front of the entire audience. He presents himself as self-centered since he does not care about Ophelia feelings. I noticed that she appears to feel uncomfortable because she looks fearful when discussing