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Why does Ophelia go mad?

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English

 

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Sylvia R

 

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February 4, 2016

 

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Despite the minor role this character played, her impact on the play was quite significant. However, one of the most important questions to analyze, and the question this paper will explore below is why she went mad. This paper will delve into the kind of person Shakespeare portrays her as, why she is so easily affected, the factors causing her madness and the importance each of them play...
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This is described in III, I, 6-7 when Hamlet says, “/that if you be honest and fair, / should admit no discourse to your beauty.” Her beauty is the reason Hamlet first fell in love with her, the reason her father, Polonius, was able to control her feelings toward Hamlet. Her father wanted this control over her love either for advancement within the court through gaining the favour of the king, or, if one were to think more optimistically, perhaps Polonius’ goal was only to protect her from Hamlet who, he believed, did not truly love Ophelia as she loved him...
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Hamlet compared to Ophelia Hamlet's Treatment Of Ophelia And Gertrude Hamlet, Ophelia's decent to madness Hamlet: Ophelia And Gertrude Explore the different ways Shakespeare uses Hamlet's soliloquies to convey to the audience Hamlet's thoughts and feelings at the time of speaking. hamlet and ophelia Ophelia In Hamlet Ophelia's Contribution in Hamlet Ophelia's Hamlet Hamlet - Polonius: A Tedious Old Fool Hamlet - The Love Of Hamlet For Ophelia Hamlet Polonius Family Ophelia The Love Of Hamlet For Ophelia True Love In Hamlet
 

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