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I was trying to manipulate you.

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I know, I'd be like, are you joking?

I don't know.

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Hello and welcome to Shakespeare Passmaster, our series exploring some of the playwright's

most famous works and what they tell us about history. I'm Matt Alton. In this episode,

we're discussing Shakespeare's exploration of death in Hamlet. Written at the turn of the 17th century,

Hamlet sees the title character haunted, both literally and emotionally, by the fate of his father,

and his own feelings about life and death. Its key characters also include Claudius,

Hamlet's uncle and the New King,

Polonius, his chief counsellor,

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