When comparing the two texts A and B, A being the famous speech in Shakespeare's Hamlet and B the Prince of Wales's version one of the first and most significant things to look for is the actual resemblance between the two texts. Is it correct to consider the Prince of Wales's version as a modernized version of Hamlet's soliloquy or is it just a text with similar plot. Further more is it fair to say that modernization of a language is always negative as the Prince of Wales claims? Secondly, the tone in the texts has a great importance which can not be neglected when comparing them. Furthermore one has to take in consideration how well each text fits in to the style of its particular period in time. These three aspects; Resemblance, tone and style of...