Hamlet: Symbolism In Yorick's skull

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May 3, 2015

 

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The grave digger holds up a skull sitting nearby and informs them that it is the skull of the king's old jester, Yorick, who Hamlet was very close too as a child. Hamlet, in the height of his depression and obsession with death, is greatly affected by the image of the skull and the symbols it represents...
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Hamlet, in the height of his depression and obsession with death, is greatly affected by the image of the skull and the symbols it represents. The skull brings back many memories of Hamlet's seemingly happy childhood, thus representing Hamlet's loss of happiness and innocence. At this time Hamlet stares death directly in the face, holding the skull with his own hands...
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