Parallels between Hamlet and other characters from "summary" of The Masks of Hamlet by Marvin Rosenberg
Throughout the analysis of Shakespeare's Hamlet in 'The Masks of Hamlet', the author explores the various parallels that exist between the character of Hamlet and other figures within the play. These parallels serve to highlight the complexities of Hamlet's psyche and the relationships he shares with those around him. By drawing connections between Hamlet and characters such as Ophelia, Claudius, and Laertes, the author delves deeper into the motivations and actions of each individual, shedding light on the overarching themes of the play.
One of the most striking parallels that emerges is between Hamlet and Ophelia. Both characters grapple with issues of identity and self-worth, struggling to navigate the expectations placed upon them by society and their families. Ophelia's descent into madness mirrors Hamlet's own internal turmoil, underscoring the ways in which both characters are trapped by the roles they are expected to play. This parallel serves to emphasize the themes of deception and betrayal that run throughout the play, highlighting the ways in which both Hamlet and Ophelia are victims of...
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