1. The significance of act III scene 4 in Hamlet
... very important role in the play "Hamlet" because it reveals aspects of Hamlets" and Gertrude's characters which help us understand how Shakespeare manipulates the audience's feelings about these characters by changing the way the characters act and react in different situations. This ... king! " . Hamlets heart-felt spilling of his emotions, to his mother, causes her so much grief she admits to her errors. This could be a show of Hamlets consideration toward his Mother, or viewed as pure and simple anger. Perhaps he desires his ... know what he is feeling, to explain why he has been a...
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