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Contract Context Printing 160 characters of context... Expand Context ... tic</i> character, the more strongly to impress the King, through the report of Ophelia, with a notion ofhis madness. Unfortunately, the shafts intended for th ...
62) Commentary Note for line 1758:1758 Ham. Ha, ha, are you honest.... en and causeless outbreak of passion, unconnected with any prior interview with Ophelia. He has shown us that, immediately after the revelation of the murder, t ...
... ' and deny him access. This leads to that interview, so touchingly described by Ophelia, — of silent but piteous expostulation, of sorrow, suspicion, and ...
... is famous scene seems to me required by the poet's marked intention to separate Ophelia from Hamlet's confidence, by Polonius compelling her — ‘R ...
... onically baffled Polonius by commending his wisdom in restraining and secluding Ophelia; the same irony will serve again. Your father and brother were right; yo ...
... f his mother; of his own honesty represented as a wanton passion for beauty; of Ophelia's virtue, which cannot be trusted by Polonius to act as guardian of her ...
... King and Polonius as they retire. It is to be considered as a possibility that Ophelia may not have been aware of her father's espionage.”</para></cn> < ...
... ii. 174-89, 399-409); and now when these come to a climax in his encounter with Ophelia herself, he suddenly thinks of her father. (To Polonius, 'Have you a da ...
... f, he suddenly thinks of her father. (To Polonius, 'Have you a daughter?' ; to Ophelia, 'Where's your father?') Perhaps the most surprising thing about the q ...
... ;</para> <para>1787-8 <sc>MacDonald</sc> (ed. 1885): “Whether he trusts Ophelia or not, he does not take her statement for correct, and says this in the ...
... e that Polonius is not too far off to hear it. The speech his for him, not for Ophelia, and will seem to her to come only from his madness.”</para> <par ...
... <para>1837 <sc>MacDonald</sc> (ed. 1885): “This supports the notion of Ophelia's ignorance of the espial. Polonius thinks she is about to disclose wha ...
... all, that suffers nothing</i>,' etc. While every other character of this play, Ophelia, Polonius, and even Osric, has been analyzed and discussed, it is remark ...
68) Commentary Note for lines 1942-45:1943 <Guildensterne, and other Lords attendant, with>1944 <his Guard carrying Torches. Danish>1945 < March. Sound a Flourish>.... c="HW-1942-45cn.xml"><ehline> <para><ehtln>1942</ehtln><i><tab> </tab>Polonius, Ophelia<F1>, Rosincrance,</F1><tab> </tab></i></para> <para><ehtln>1943</ehtln>< ...
... Polonius [sic]. The consequences are, that he is obliged to leave his country, Ophelia becomes distracted and perishes, and Laertes is made his implacable foe. ...
70) Commentary Note for line 2383:2383 With-drawe, I heare him comming.... hinter welcher er vorher mit dem König das Zwiegespräch Hamlet's und Ophelia's belauscht hatte. Vgl. A. 3, Sc. 1.mit dem König das Zwiegespr ...
... hatte. Vgl. A. 3, Sc. 1.mit dem König das Zwiegespräch Hamlet's und Ophelia's [When Polonius conceals himself, he expresses himself more precisely ...
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