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Hamlet

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English

 

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Kenneth M

 

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July 10, 2011

 

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University

 

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A

 

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However, through his inner thoughts and the apparent reasons for his actions, it is clear that he is not really mad and is simply an actor simulating insanity in order to fulfill his duty to his father. Is Hamlet sane or insane: that is the question? Did Shakespeare intend for Hamlet to play the role of a mad man only to fulfill the oath to his father or did the events that young Hamlet experiences throughout Shakespeare’s play make Hamlet snap? Many events that occur in Hamlet’s life such as: watching his mother marry Uncle Claudius and seeing the ghost of his dead father would portray the thought of insanity...
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Yet it is evident that Hamlet proclaims insanity because it allows him to perform actions that would otherwise be punishable. But did he transform from acting to being insane? Hamlet’s “madness” allows him to talk to Claudius, Gertrude, Ophelia, and Polonius in a manner unsuitable for a prince...
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