... is rather well shown in the universe of the dream where doors, locks, walls, and arms are not recourses against the menaces of the thief or the wild animal. In short, to perceive any object whatsoever as horrible is to perceive it on the basis of a world which reveals itself as already being horrible" (Emotions 89). Throughout Hamlet there are ... much of what we are watching involves his inner conflict. Here the Gothic element is interwoven into the context of the plot and the behavior of the characters ghosts, murder, insanity, gravediggers, doubling and incest. It is a veritable Goth...

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