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    suspicions and thoughtfulness. It is broadly hard to bind his real thoughts and emotions - does Hamlet love Ophelia? Does he love his mother? His father? The diversity of his temperaments, from hyper to solemn, appears to cover a significant part of the spectrum of human possibility. In William Shakespeare 's Hamlet, many questions are raised in the matter of whether Hamlet is truly in love with Ophelia. In spite of the fact that there is much proof arguing that Hamlet never loved her and that…

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    Throughout the play Hamlet written by William Shakespeare, there were many occasions where the characters Hamlet and Ophelia fascinated me. There is a common theme of suicide and religion in the play that is connected to both of these characters. After King Hamlet 's death, Hamlet was mourning his death the king 's death more than anyone in his family, he wore all black and was gloomy, Meanwhile his uncle Claudius got over the death of his brother fast and married Hamlet 's mother Gertrude.…

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    female character in this play and both were dragged through hell because of Hamlet. His mother was one and the other was his lover, Ophelia. Ophelia is seen as the peacemaker and the most pure and innocent in the play yet she the character who was most brutally affected by Hamlet and his revenge plot. The other characters at least just died due to Hamlet but Ophelia had to go through the death of her father, had her feelings played with, psychotic breakdown followed by death. It is ironic how…

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    The movie, Reviving Ophelia, depicted an abusive relationship between two individuals that supposingly cared for eachother. An abusive relationship, also known as dating violence, is an occurrence of harm towards a partner and is most likely repetitive. The harm caused can consist of mental or even physical abuse, which is fairly intimidating towards the victim. In this particular movie, the victim, Elizabeth, was being physically and mentally abused by her boyfriend, Mark. This behavior is…

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    Hamlet’s True Love towards Ophelia Many dispute over whether or not Hamlet is really in love with Ophelia in the classic play of Hamlet. There are countless pieces of evidence in the story that argues Hamlet never loved her, but there is even more evidence to discredit that statement. His love for Ophelia is real, however it can be so over shadowed by Hamlets actions and plots that it comes across as an infatuation. Hamlet proves his love to her however, through the time he has spent with…

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    character is dead. Two of these maddened characters are Hamlet and Ophelia, who also share a love for each other. But the Ophelia is truly mad while Hamlet is not. Hamlet is madly in order to protect himself and to test whether Claudius really killed his father, also is his elder brother, even though everyone believe he is truly mad and because of Ophelia, she reject his love. For a variety of reasons, Hamlet killed Polonius. (However, Ophelia is truly mad after her father died and Hamlet reject…

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    In Hamlet by William Shakespeare Ophelia painfully removes herself from her intimate relationship with Hamlet out of obedience to her father’s request as she must carry out her father’s wishes as an unmarried young woman. Ophelia is treated like a pet throughout the play and seems to be but an object that the other characters use to their benefit. The play progresses and the broken relationship seems only to hurt Ophelia more and Hamlet as well as he does not know that it was Ophelia’s father…

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    Hamlet, questions are raised about if Hamlet loves Ophelia or not. What if that is not the whole case? What if Hamlet is also in love with another person at the same time? ( this is presuntive Many people believe Hamlet is in love with Horatio.He could be in love with Ophelia and Horatio at the same time. He talks to Horatio for most of the play and some phrases they exchange between each other could mean many things. When he talks to Ophelia we also get the feeling he loves her. Even though…

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    image of Hamlet. David Leverenz points out that Ophelia “Thinking she is not loved by him, she becomes him, or at least what she conceives to him to be.” To revive Hamlets love for her, Ophelia imitates Hamlet. She has to imitate and assimilate with him through Hamlet. This is why Ophelia sings, “He is dead and gone.” Because Ophelia has adopted Hamlet’s madness, Hamlet, whose love for Ophelia has withered away, is considered “dead and gone” to Ophelia. Closer to the end of the play, Ophelia’s…

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    Hamlet’s Love for Ophelia In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the theme of love is prevalent, especially between Hamlet and Ophelia. This theme is widely debated among critics with the arguments being that Hamlet loves Ophelia throughout the entire play, or the polar opposite, that he uses her as her father and brother warned. Hamlet’s love for Ophelia shines throughout the story through his diction and actions showing his true feelings towards her further showing how Hamlet’s revengeful spirit does not…

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