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This 7 page paper discusses the way in which Hamlet uses words to manipulate others, and what his words reveal about his character and actions. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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in examining it can find many meanings in its text. This paper discusses the way in which Shakespeare uses words to describe what causes Hamlets turmoil; it also discuses how
Shakespeare displays Hamlets inner conflict through his word-choice, wordplay, syntax and language usage. Discussion Because the play is so rich, we have to narrow our discussion to a few examples.
First, lets consider what we know of the causes of Hamlets distress, then move on to how he expressed his conflicted feelings. We are not privy to the actual cause
of Hamlets melancholy; that is, we do not see him when he first hears the news of his fathers death; the play starts several months after King Hamlet has died.
We might speculate that Hamlet is disposed to suffer from depression, for although losing a parent is a difficult passage, its one that everyone faces. The difference here is that
King Hamlet was in the prime of life, and his death was unexpected. Still, Hamlet is still lost in deep grief after two months, and while we can argue that
everyone grieves differently and two months is not a long time, its also apparent that he hasnt been able to resolve any of his feelings. For him, its as if
his father had died that day. Depression and melancholy are hallmarks of his character, in other words, and may not derive entirely from the events of the time. The first
time we see Hamlet is in Act I, Scene ii, when he enters the court along with the king, queen and other courtiers. He says nothing, though, and remains in
the background until Claudius addresses him directly: "But now, my cousin Hamlet, and my son-" (I.ii.63). This is the not quite the literal truth; Hamlet is Claudiuss nephew, not his
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