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... Shakespeare coursework Hamlet This essay is about the strongly debated play of "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, one of the most hotly debated views from the play is hamlets state of mind, this essay will be using three soliloquies these are not the only three but I feel that they help portray the state of mind of hamlet. The three soliloquies are act one scene two, act two scene two and act three scene one, I have chosen these as I feel that all of these best portray hamlets varying states of mind. Many critics have seen him as a "lacerating self critic", an "angry adolescent" and a "puritanical fundamentalist" In the first soliloquy hamlet begins by saying "Oh that this too too sullied flesh would melt" this shows a desperate state of mind to the audience, as for a prince to declare that he wishes to die would have shocked them, this
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