Iwill give brainliest 2. rottenness is a theme that appears throughout hamlet. choose three examples of rottenness. quote a line or lines from each showing the theme clearly, and state which act and scene the passage comes from. explain how the details of the situation relate to the theme.

In Hamlet Shakespeare consistently uses images of rottenness,
vileness, and corruption. From the play's start, we know "something is
rotten in the state of Denmark," (1.5.100) and we learn that this
rottenness stems from the unnatural murder of King Hamlet by Claudius'
use of poison. Claudius corrupts Gertrude with his poison, and then
specific language of gardens and flowers links Gertrude to Ophelia.
Because of Hamlet's interaction with Ophelia in relation to Claudius'
interaction with Gertrude, and because of the linguistic link between
Ophelia and Gertrude, we begin to look at Hamlet as if he were doing
the same vile deeds as Claudius. ..
...And in answer to Claudius asking him what he means, Hamlet says: ... Right after that, in Act 1, sc. 5, the ghost refers to foulness, or rottenness, when he says, in some of his first words to Hamlet, "Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder"
theme= death, and decay, and visusniss.
that's all I can think of.

The first sene: alice was performing a magic trick with a wand and a small spell book that her grandfather had given her. while she was practicing she saw matt who was one of the other contestants, while she was practicing matt bumped in to her and made her say the spell wrong. all of a sudden a swoosh of sparkling purple wind picked them up and put them back on the floor. when they looked at each other alice saw herself and that’s when she realized that they had switched bodies.