Langauge in Hamlet's soliloquy of II,ii

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THis speech occurs at the end of II,ii after Hamlet has witnessed a travelling player recite lines from an old play dealing with the destructiopn of Troy. The lines relate to the grief of queen Hecuba for her husband, King Priam, killed by Pyrrhus. Hamlet is so impressed by the emotion engenderted by the actor thta he becomes critical of his own behaviour in not having moved more decisively against Claudius. He describes himself as a 'rogue' an

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Pyrrhus Hamlet, IIii Hamlet, King Priam, ,

Approximate Word count = 299
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)

Category: English

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