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English

 

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Norman N

 

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May 11, 2014

 

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In Act II, Scene ii, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern confer with the king and queen about Hamlet's recent behavior. In this way, we can see that Hamlet has already begun to arouse suspicion through his erratic behavior. In Act III, Scene I, Hamlet accosts Ophelia verbally, calling her virtue and honesty into question...
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In Act III, Scene I, Hamlet accosts Ophelia verbally, calling her virtue and honesty into question. His admonition "get thee to a nunnery," summarizes the essence of his diatribe, and focuses more attention on Hamlet's dark moods and outbursts. In another scene, the king describes Hamlet's words as not seeming to be quite mad, thus the king becomes suspicious of Hamlet and his motivations...
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