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Rhetorical Devices In Act 1 Of Hamlet

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Many playwrights begin with conveying introductions to captivate the audience with, suspens, depth, drama etc; this keeps the audience intrigued throughout the play using different styles of playwriting events, from beginning till end. In Hamlet scene 1 act 1, the play begins with a suspenseful dialogue exchanged between two characters, Francisco, gets startled by a sound as, Bernardo, then comes in. The two see a ghost figure much like the king who died, putting them in a fear, Bernardo, tries to communicate with the ghost, but doesn't reply, having a conversation about who might the ghost be, why it keeps appearing, and how to communicate with this ghost.

In this play stageability was used as the dialogue, allowing the script to be written

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