Hamlet 3.1 is more directed to an older crowd. I think so because of how they choose their words. It is more complicated for younger readers to understand thy and whom. But I think that an older audience would be able to understand it better. In the second video that I watched Hamlet Act 3 I think that it is geared toward more of a younger crowd. The wording that they used was easier to understand for younger people and the backdrop was more calm like not as many things going on. So I think Hamlet Act 3 would definitely be best for a younger crowd

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