interpretation of the reader, it could be that Hamlet's consistent betrayal by the women in his life has added to the growing hatred of women through Hamlet's eyes, or that it just so happens the only two representations of women in this play happen to not be on good terms with Hamlet and he really has no distinctive hatred of women kind in general.

Hamlets love was broken and misused once again in the case between him and Ophelia, though she may have been subdued by his passionate words at one time the feeling must have faded. True love cannot be changed or affected from any outside forces especially not redirected to be used against the individuals involved in it. As it is when Ophelia complies with Poloniuses orders to stop seeing Hamlet, and later allows both Polonius and Claudius to spy on her conversation with Hamlet. These continuous betrayals do not strengthen Hamlet's opinion of women Hamlet quotes to Ophelia "Get thee to a nunnery"(pg131-131), Hamlet no doubt must feel some embarrassment and frustration in the failure of influencing Ophelia to care about him. In Hamlets eyes this failure could only be explained by the fact that she is a women.

Hamlet had problems with many other characters in the play as well, this was ca

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