/ But this eternal blazon must not be/ To ears of flesh and blood" (1.5.18-28). It is not surprising that Hamlet should dwell on death and the afterlife after hearing these tormented words. His speech, following this interpretation, shows his obsessive concern for his father and his fear that a similar fate will be visited upon himself...
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/ But this eternal blazon must not be/ To ears of flesh and blood" (1.5.18-28). It is not surprising that Hamlet should dwell on death and the afterlife after hearing these tormented words. His speech, following this interpretation, shows his obsessive concern for his father and his fear that a similar fate will be visited upon himself...
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Hamlet Hamlet wants the audience to make judgment for themselves (3.2.26-30). The idea in doing this was to see if Claudius would have a reaction to the scene of his father’s death and then he would know to be true of what the ghost has told him (3...	2 / 398
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