I think he appeared that way so that it would scare Ophelia. Because he knew she would go to her father and tell him, then he would go to the "King" and tell him. And he need that.
How Hamlet dressed convinced Ophelia that he was mad. For no gentleman would dress... "with his doublet all unbraced, no hat upon his head, his stockings fouled, ungartered, and down-gyvèd to his ankle"
I lked the quotes that you used! I really like your first pharagraph although you could of used ophelia instead of she in your 2 sentence:)
ReplyDeleteI really liked it. Good details! I really liked your quotes.
ReplyDeleteStephanie :)
thank you all for your advice!
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