For Hamlet, I believe people would probably be astounded by the powerful themes of revenge and sanity from the play and how it set the bar for most revenge tradegies.

For Paradise Lost, maybe religious people would appreciate it and so will English scholars. The scholars would enjoy the poetry and blank verse written, while the religious people might enjoy the religious aspect obviously.

For Clockwork Orange, I would say people would either love it or hate it. Violence and sex has always been a taboo subject, espically when it comes to film. I say that people have missed the point when it comes to the real message of the film/book which is everyone has a free will. But everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I give them the choice of either seeing this film or avoiding it.

For Sunday Afternoon, I believe people would be astounded as to how this painting was made with just little dots. The painting's cameo in "Ferris Bueller" is what I had in mind for the people's reactions. They would either be amazed or horrified.