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Essay heading: King Hamlet: The Devil in Disguise
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(I:1:147-155)
Then Marcellus adds to this by explaining the tradition concerning the Christmas season. He says that during this time of year, "no spirit dare stir abroad" because "so hallowed and so gracious is that time" (I:1:160,163). Because the season has come for the grounds to be sacred and holy, the Devil is cautious in its moments appearance and disappearance...
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Because the season has come for the grounds to be sacred and holy, the Devil is cautious in its moments appearance and disappearance.
When Hamlet sees the ghost for the first time, the first words out of his mouth are, "Angels and ministers of grace defend us" (I:4:39). This is the first sign of evil that is sensed through the ghost...
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