... which he is delusional and his mind is conjuring up images of his dead father. Gertrude then tells King Claudius when asked upon the state of being of Hamlet, "Mad as the sea and wind when both contend .. And in this brainish apprehension kills the unseen good old man" (act IV, scene I, pg. 187). Now both the King and Gertrude believe that Hamlet's insanity has severely developed and is a threat to the kingdom only to not ... know the real intent of his true madness. Procrastination was probably another reason for the reader to believe that Hamlet was insane. Internal conflict ... ...

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... many wonderful characteristics. He is caring, funny, patient, smart, athletic, and very responsible. He is an interesting looking man who recently made it "over the hill-. His hair is black and gray and real thick everywhere except the bald spot on top. His face is rugged and burnt red with a mustache resembling Wyatt Earp or an old pirate. He also has this inter tube tummy probably caused by ... be a problem in our house. So, when Brandt demands that I take out the trash or get him a beer, a conflict arises and a physical fight usually follows. I have yet to win one of these fights, so...

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• Grade Level: High School