- King Claudius sees Hamlet as a threat
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern call his madness forth
- crafty; Hamlet hasn’t given any information away apart from the idea that he is a little off
- King Claudius → confesses to murdering King Hamlet
- Hamlet to Ophelia:
- It’s easier to bend beauty than honesty
- don’t have my kids because I am a sinner
- you’ll never have kids because that’s your best bet at innocence
- you literally paint yourself with makeup that make yourself look like someone else
- different identity
- foreshadow: someone’s going to die
- Ophelia tells Claudius and Polonius that Hamlet’s gone mad
- Claudius opposes, says Hamlet’s not crazy (only that there’s something bothering him) → he’s up to something, a threat to my throne and should therefore be imprisoned
"The deepest sin against the human mind is to believe things without evidence." //Aldous Huxley
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Hamlet: Act III, Scene I
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hamlet,
hamlet notes,
Shakespeare
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