A question that has been debated on for centuries is whether or not Hamlet and Ophelia was really in love. That answer is still being debated on today. I believe that Hamlet did love Ophelia he just didn’t want to end up hurt in the end.He wanted to express his love, but he was afraid that people would take him for weak
People thought that his insanity and her suicide was because of their love sickness.Did Hamlet try to cover up his true intentions by showing his love for Ophelia?
They did truly love each other,but they just didn’t know how to truly express their love during that time.In some instance,Ophelia was Hamlet’s comforter as well as his lover, because he wouldn’t have come to her after terrified he seen the ghost in the first act. …show more content…
He would say terribly rude things such as “Lady shall I lie in your lap”(Act 3,Scene 2).He truly mourned over her tragic death in the end .He had his rude moments when addressing her ,but Hamlet really did love Ophelia.
He wanted to truly express his love but he didn’t Claudius take him as a coward.He wanted to throw everyone off by making them think he was going crazy over Ophelia.He wanted everyone to think that was the source of his insanity.He wanted Claudius to see that it was just lovesickness so he wouldn’t be suspicious and catch on.His true intentions of killing Claudius were what he didn’t want anyone to catch on to but eventually Claudius figured it wasn’t lovesickness,that’s why he sent him to England.
Polonius thought that Hamlet’s madness was over his daughter. He thought of making Ophelia breakup and betray him that it will truly drive Hamlet mad. He told her to “ Go thee to a nunnery(Act 3,Scene 1), that phrase showed his anger and that he was truly hurting.Ophelia and Hamlet seemed miserable without each other after the breakup, says Alyssa Petruzzello,a University of Illinois graduate student. She wasn’t wrong because shortly after all this occurred Ophelia committed suicide, and Hamlet killed Claudius ,as well as several
People thought that his insanity and her suicide was because of their love sickness.Did Hamlet try to cover up his true intentions by showing his love for Ophelia?
They did truly love each other,but they just didn’t know how to truly express their love during that time.In some instance,Ophelia was Hamlet’s comforter as well as his lover, because he wouldn’t have come to her after terrified he seen the ghost in the first act. …show more content…
He would say terribly rude things such as “Lady shall I lie in your lap”(Act 3,Scene 2).He truly mourned over her tragic death in the end .He had his rude moments when addressing her ,but Hamlet really did love Ophelia.
He wanted to truly express his love but he didn’t Claudius take him as a coward.He wanted to throw everyone off by making them think he was going crazy over Ophelia.He wanted everyone to think that was the source of his insanity.He wanted Claudius to see that it was just lovesickness so he wouldn’t be suspicious and catch on.His true intentions of killing Claudius were what he didn’t want anyone to catch on to but eventually Claudius figured it wasn’t lovesickness,that’s why he sent him to England.
Polonius thought that Hamlet’s madness was over his daughter. He thought of making Ophelia breakup and betray him that it will truly drive Hamlet mad. He told her to “ Go thee to a nunnery(Act 3,Scene 1), that phrase showed his anger and that he was truly hurting.Ophelia and Hamlet seemed miserable without each other after the breakup, says Alyssa Petruzzello,a University of Illinois graduate student. She wasn’t wrong because shortly after all this occurred Ophelia committed suicide, and Hamlet killed Claudius ,as well as several