... a different perspective, articulating how Hamlet "is the voice of ethical sensibility" . On reading Ornstein, I develop a greater insight into the scene where Claudius is at prayer and repenting for his "foul murder" . Despite Claudius being unguarded and vulnerable, Hamlet relates a philosophical soliloquy that critics have observed as another instance of hesitancy, "And am I then revengedwhen ... , but also of his moral conscience. These discussions once again delve into the fundamental questions of life and Shakespeare has been able to explore this through Hamlet, creating a moral guid...

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