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The Strive For Perfection: A Losing Battle (Hamlet)

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English

 

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April 28, 2017

 

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Hamlet is deeply discouraged by the marriage of his uncle and his mother; he describes it as “incestuous sheets”(I,ii,157), and belittles the queen by commenting that “a beast that wants discourse of reason would have mourn’d longer.”(I,ii,150) Because the reality does not fully meet Hamlet’s expectations, he loses respect for women, thus viewing them as a lower class...
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It is expressed through his derogatory speeches and actions against Gertrude where he confronts her not as a son, but as a criticizer. He refers her as “stew’d in corruption, honeying and making love over the nasty sty”(III,iv,95), and physically assaults her. Hamlet can no longer find comfort, nor is willing to accept help from his mother, hence being alone to challenge Claudius...
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