... is dominated by disgust for his mother's sexuality to an exaggeration; which according to T. S. Eliot is "a feeling which he cannot understand remains to poison life and construct action." (Bartleby.com). Additionally, the 'increase' of Gertrude's voracious 'appetite' triggers the shift from a comforting 'her' to an angst-ridden 'she' (Hull.uk). However, there is a stronger incestuous ... ...

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