... (line 83) Throughout this he talks to himself in a rational manner with the occasional bursts of anger and frustration. Again no madness is demonstrated. Hamlets final soliloquy in (Act 4 Scene 4) Hamlet seems to have mentally grown up and compares himself to Fortinbras, who is amassing an army to fight over ... a small piece of insignificant land on principle, while Hamlet himself has failed to exact revenge for his father's murder. Hamlet decides to finally commit himself ... contend" (line 7) and also a bit later when she states " O"er whom his very likely madness- (line 25) Claudiu...

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