Hamlet's Turning Points

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English

 

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Deborah P

 

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May 25, 2015

 

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It is after the Players' scene that Hamlet is able to put aside his doubts and to have a clear and legitimate motive in plotting and executing his revenge. It is now that Hamlet has the "motive and the cue for passion". He becomes so engulfed with the thought of murdering Claudius that he even begins to push away those that he loves, such as Ophelia and his mother...
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Upon encountering Ophelia, Hamlet is cruel towards her and snarls at her to "go to a nunnery". Hamlet becomes paranoid and has no one to trust but Horatio. Yet, though Hamlet acts viciously towards Ophelia, it is obvious that he still loves her as he grieves for her death in the cemetery. Prior to the Players' scene, Hamlet had described himself as "pigeon livered"...
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