.Hamlet is hesitant throughout the course of the play with
actually following through with his actions to quench his vengeance.
. Helps draw comparisons between what Hamlet says and what
Hamlet does, and the reasoning behind it.
.Hamlet's utterances actually teach him a lot about himself,
not just the audience.
.Consider the interaction between the first player and
Hamlet. What moves Hamlet is verbal/emotional action not physical displaying
his mourning for his father/mother
.From here, we connect emotions to belief-An important
distinction.
.It can be said that the main problem in the story is that
it's characters represent their feelings/intentions in ways that contradict
reality.
.Hamlet is generative not merely because of what is done
with language in the play, but because of what this performative language tells
us about its characters.
.Hamlet's character development is not towards action as
seen in multiple cases but rather by his reliance on his fathers words.
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