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I believe that while Hamlet is putting on his "antic disposition",
he does become a little unsure of his own sanity- Polonius'
death is an obvious result of his emotional turmoil: not
essentially madness but definitely not the actions of a man
who is completely sane, least of all Hamlet who spends the
entire play procrastinating rather than just take his
revenge on Claudius.Posted by Cassandra on April 07, 1997 at 04:58:49
In Reply to "Hamlet is sane..." posted by Tim Ricci on April 04, 1997 at 12:04:52
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