... treacherous and can not be trusted. But Ophelia is also important to give us insight into Hamlets behaviour towards everyone else. She is just a nave, innocent young girl who doesn't really understand how to help her lover. "If she had been an Imogen, a Cordelia, even a Porita or a Juliet, the ... Act 3, scene 4, lines 47-48). She avoids criticising herself so completely, that she actually believes she has nothing to answer for, except for the effect her hasty remarriage has had on her son. But as Hamlet continues to draw her attention to the antipathy of her remarriage, she gradually co...

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... problem with language. He speaks in malapropisms. He triesto say one word but always comes up with the wrong one. He is aworking man who tries to act more educated that he really is . Through Bottom and Titania we see that love is blind. Also, whileTitania is under the influence of ... , to help him obtain a pardon for his offense. Isabellahad not yet taken her vows to become a nun so she agrees to helphim. Isabella and Angelo are parallel characters. Both live withgreat restraint. After Isabella pleads with Angelo to pardon her brother, hecomes up with the idea of an exchange ... a per...

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