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Sanity: Boundaries of the Mind

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English

 

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May 24, 2015

 

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Hamlet, the prince of Denmark, is living a life that one would not want to live. His father, the King, was murdered by his brother, who is now married to Hamlet's mother. Hamlet beings his brilliant acting and conniving when he learns that he must avenge his father's murder. Not only does Hamlet fool his family when acting insane, but the genius of his work has fooled critics all along...
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Hamlet, the prince of Denmark, is living a life that one would not want to live. His father, the King, was murdered by his brother, who is now married to Hamlet's mother. Hamlet beings his brilliant acting and conniving when he learns that he must avenge his father's murder. Not only does Hamlet fool his family when acting insane, but the genius of his work has fooled critics all along...
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