Things rank and gross in nature possess it merely?" (134-136). Hamlet has little respect for his uncle and compares him to a Satyr, a sexually promiscuous devil who assumes the appearance of a faun. He can't believe that his mother would do this after all the love that Hamlet's father showed her.
According to his son, King Hamlet was so loving towards his wife that he would not allow: "the winds of heaven/Visit her face too roughly?" (141-142)... displayed 300 characters
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He can't believe that his mother would do this after all the love that Hamlet's father showed her.
According to his son, King Hamlet was so loving towards his wife that he would not allow: "the winds of heaven/Visit her face too roughly?" (141-142). Hamlet had assumed that his mother felt the same way and shows this feeling when he recalls how the queen would hang on his father: "As if increase of appetite had grown/By what it fed on?" (144-145)... displayed 300 characters
