In William Shakespeare's "Hamlet," the title character's love for Ophelia comes into question. ... On numerous occasions he expresses his love via letters, word and actions. One of the most compelling evidences of Hamlet's undying love for Ophelia is when he professes his love for her telling her "I did love you" (III.i.125). Immediately following his profession of love, Hamlet goes on to say that he never loved her. ... This selfless act only demonstrates his great admiration and love for her. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

I speak from experience when I say a mother's love for her child is undeniably the strongest emotion in the human soul. ... Her willpower is understatement in regards to her selflessness, for she always placed her children above herself. ... When we think about what constitutes a mother's love, we can never truly decide on one definition or a set amount of love. It is immeasurable; I cannot explain the love my mother has but I know the feeling of being loved. ... I could only dream of ever understanding my mother's love, but to do it justice, I will love my children as she has l...

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This is shown when Harry emphasizes to Helen that he does not love her when he says, " you know I love you. I've never loved any one else the way I love you You bitch You rich bitch. ... The duality of the quote is Harry expressing his love for Helen, as he truly does love her but he his emotionally afraid to love. ... This strong emotion of anger is continuously taken out on Helen, as she is selfless. ... To love, or to be loved is a special feeling in which the protagonist had a hard time accepting "Oh Harry, that's not fair, I love you, I"ll always love you, don't you love...

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"As long as he lived" (235) is a steep promise, yet the son is determined to show his father just how much he appreciates him, and loves him. "Love" is only used once by the son to describe his emotions towards someone in this story, and that is during this passage, directed towards his father. ... Initially he had loved his mother, he spent more time with her opposed to his father. ... The young boy admires this seemingly subtle act of selflessness that his father lives with. ...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School