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Hamlet

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English

 

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January 15, 2014

 

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Nowhere in the play did either character express physical love to each other. Yet Hamlet??s sexual mockery towards Ophelia suggests their relationship is more than it seems. Possible interpretations: 1. Hamlet seduced Ophelia and does not truly love her. 2. Hamlet loves Ophelia but Ophelia does not return his love...
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They love each other and have been intimate before. 4. They are not lovers and do not feel any emotion towards one another. Preferred interpretation explained: Although there are many theories out there about the true nature of Hamlet and Ophelia??s relationship, there is only one that can be supported with several textual evidence...
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