This could be observed in Act 3 when she was conversing with Hamlet about their love. Hamlet informs her that he once loved her, and now he does not (3.1.112-115). Her frailty and innocence, revealed through Hamlet’s suspicious attitude, caused her emotional pain throughout the play. She could not cope with the consecutive traumatic events, and when Hamlet killed her father, she became insane. Her insanity was noticed and believed to be a result of pressure and abuse by
This could be observed in Act 3 when she was conversing with Hamlet about their love. Hamlet informs her that he once loved her, and now he does not (3.1.112-115). Her frailty and innocence, revealed through Hamlet’s suspicious attitude, caused her emotional pain throughout the play. She could not cope with the consecutive traumatic events, and when Hamlet killed her father, she became insane. Her insanity was noticed and believed to be a result of pressure and abuse by