Women in Hamlet
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- Created on: 09-04-22 13:16
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- Role of Women Quotes
- Ophelia
- "Scanter your maiden presence
- "Yes, my lord"
- has too accept all orders
- Young men will do ‘t if they come to ‘t, By **** they are to blame.
- Hamlet's view on women
- "Fraility thy name is woman"
- Gertrude
- The lady doth protest too much
- Gertrude
- get thee to a nunnery
- Ophelia
- "Scanter your maiden presence
- "Yes, my lord"
- has too accept all orders
- Young men will do ‘t if they come to ‘t, By **** they are to blame.
- Hamlet's view on women
- "Fraility thy name is woman"
- Gertrude
- The lady doth protest too much
- Gertrude
- get thee to a nunnery
- incestous sheets
- “I have heard of your paintings too,God has given you one face and you paint yourself another”
- "it had made me mad"
- hamlet blaming ophelia for his madness despite it being "crafted"
- "it had made me mad"
- If thou wilt marry, marry a fool, for wise men know well enough what monsters you make of them
- "Fraility thy name is woman"
- suggests that hamlet and her had a sexual relationship
- Hamlet's view on women
- Ophelia
- incestous sheets
- “I have heard of your paintings too,God has given you one face and you paint yourself another”
- "it had made me mad"
- hamlet blaming ophelia for his madness despite it being "crafted"
- "it had made me mad"
- If thou wilt marry, marry a fool, for wise men know well enough what monsters you make of them
- "Fraility thy name is woman"
- suggests that hamlet and her had a sexual relationship
- Hamlet's view on women
- Critics quotes
- a woman of exuberant sexuality,
- Ophelia is deprived of thought, sexuality and language..she represents the strong emotions that the Elizabethans thought womanish"
- Pleasing men is Gertrude's main interest
- a woman of exuberant sexuality,
- Context
- Women viewed as virgins, mothers or whotes
- Women were not seen as their people
- were directly reliant on men for the position of power
- could not make a living by themselves
- Women viewed as virgins, mothers or whotes
- Ophelia
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