What is a good quote spoken by Fortinbras comparing himself to Hamlet?

I've never really known what to make of Fortinbras in Hamlet. Do you know of any good explanations of his purpose in the play? I read Eric Rauchway's Blessed Among Nations and found a reference to the article "Hamlet and Fortinbras" by William...

At the end of shakespare's Hamlet, fortinbras remarks that hamlet was likely, " had he been put on/ To have prov'd royally". do you agree? why/why not?

In Hamlet, Hamlet not only delivers soliloquies, he is continually encountering other characters. Hamlet encounters sundry characters in the course of the play, some of them appearing in only one act and interacting with Hamlet.

What is the importance of the character of Fortinbras and how could the play not fully express its major themes without the presence of Fortinbras? Also, please analyze Fortinbas, and how Hamlet perceives him, and perhaps misunderstands him.

"A man who wishes to make a profession of goodness in everything must necessarily come to grief among so many who are not good. Therefore, it is necessary for a prince, who wishes to maintain himself, to learn how not to be good, and to use this...

is there a quote that shows ophelia was asked or forced into loving or marrying hamlet?

I need help comparing and contrasting Macbeth and Hamlet, I already have a few ideas myself, but exposing myself to more ideas would be largely beneficial to my paper. If you could provide any insights your help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!

"This is miching mallecho, it means mischief." I never read Hamlet, but I came across this quote in another book citing it, so I was wondering what context this quote was in (what was going on before he said that), and if it has any hidden...