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An Analysis of Hamlet's Solilquy at The End of Act 2

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January 24, 2017

 

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The second part of soliloquy deals with Hamlet's self censure and his anger headed for his uncle. The tone of this soliloquy is of self criticism and can be sensed from the very first line where Hamlet expresses himself as"rouge" and "peasant salve". Through using different techniques, Shakespeare seeks to maintain this tone from first to last of this soliloquy: One of the tools he uses to achieve this goal is by the means of exclamations made by Hamlet...
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Through using different techniques, Shakespeare seeks to maintain this tone from first to last of this soliloquy: One of the tools he uses to achieve this goal is by the means of exclamations made by Hamlet. For instance some of these exclamations are: "all for nothing! For Hecuba!", "O, vengeance!" and "What an ass I am!" The further skill Shakespeare utilizes in order to accomplish this tone of rebuke is by the means of the oratorical questions that Hamlet asks himself...
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