R & G second post
This was a much more difficult reading for me than the first. The two characters start off by visiting Hamlet. They then play a weird question game i didnt really understand. Eventually hamlet walks into the room and this is when the two stories actually combine. I think this is when the postmodern aspects of the stories are really going to start to come out, since in the first reading i didnt really see that at all.
Its interesting reading these two stories at the same time. I’m not sure how they are meant to be read but reading them at the same time is definitely good for comparisons. I also think that R&G has made me understand Hamlet better which is helpful. This might actually go the other way for people with different reading styles which is cool.
