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Hamlet is either very sexual or very mean to Ophelia. Examples of this is when he asks if he can put his head in her lap (before the play begins) and when he tells her that she needs to go to a nunnery (when Polonius and Claudius stage a conversation between the two).
We only see them interact in the one scene, Act 3 Scene 1. When they meet, they seem awkward and embarrassed. Hamlet wants Ophelia to know that being around him is dangerous, and she should go to somewhere safer, like a convent. But part way through the conversation he realizes that they are being spied on, and when he asks her "Where is thy father?", her answer is obviously a lie. Hamlet gets very angry and abusive toward her because she has betrayed him.
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What does Hamlet tell ophelia about Hamlets decleration of affection?
He claims at one point it was false, with the implication that he was just trying to get into her pants. We probably shouldn't believe him; it's all part of the act. Ophelia is often depicted as taking this rather hard, since it's what Laertes and Polonius warned her might be happening.
How many Hamlets in derby are they?
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What are the changes in the tower Hamlets since 1900?
what has changed in tower hamlets since 1900
What part does Ophelia play in the plan of Polonius and the King What is her reaction to the way Hamlet speaks to her?
Ophelia is bait. She is to engage Hamlet in conversation while Polonius and the King are secretly listening in, hoping that he will reveal to her the reason for his strange behaviour. But Ophelia is not entirely on board with this plan, about which she was never consulted, and she tries to steer the conversation away from revealing details. Hamlet's explosion of anger when he realizes that the conversation is a set-up, and Ophelia is privy to it, convinces Ophelia that he really is crazy ("O what a noble mind is here o'erthrown.") while at the same time convincing Claudius that he is not ("what he spake, though it lacked form a little, was not like madness.").
What is the Coram Hamlets for?
The Coram hamlets are not a thing but rather a collection of locations, hamlets in this case, which share the same name. Coran is a relatively popular name and hamlets of that name have been noted in the united states, great Britain, and northern France.
Who is ophelia in Hamlet?
Ophelia is hamlets love interest.
Who kills herself in hamlets play?
Ophelia
How hamlets girlfriend suicide?
Ophelia commits suicide by drowning herself in a lake.
Who was Hamlet's wife?
Hamlet Sr. was married to Gertrude. Hamlet Jr. did not marry although he did love Ophelia.
Was Ophelia hamlets girlfriend or wife?
Hamlet was her boyfriend. Polonius was her father. Laertes was her brother. Claudius was her father's employer and her boyfriend's father. Gertrude seems to have been a bit of a surrogate mother to Ophelia.
When does Hamlet act coherently?
When the Sentinals catch up with him after the Ghost speaks to him, Ophelia describes a scene in which he behaves incoherently with her. The scene where he greets Rozencrantz and Guildenstern, in the lobby with Polonius and, later, with Ophelia; when h jumps into Ophelia's grave, and many others
In act 3 when Hamlet speaks to Ophelia what show is that he has lost faith in her?
He realises that she has lied to him about her father not being there and that she has betrayed him
What does Hamlet tell ophelia about Hamlets decleration of affection?
He claims at one point it was false, with the implication that he was just trying to get into her pants. We probably shouldn't believe him; it's all part of the act. Ophelia is often depicted as taking this rather hard, since it's what Laertes and Polonius warned her might be happening.
What is the term for the feeling behind the behind the words that a character speaks?
tone
What is tone for language discrimination?
Tone for language discrimination refers to the way someone speaks to discriminate against a person based on their language or accent. It may involve using a condescending, mocking, or aggressive tone when interacting with someone who speaks a different language or accent. Tone can convey disrespect, bias, or prejudice towards the individual based on their linguistic background.
What is it called when someone speaks in the same tone all the time and don't change?
monotone
How many Hamlets in derby are they?
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