Altering life: cc. 12.

Polonius demanded Ophelia the truth between her and Hamlet. She only spoke a few lines while Polonius spoke his entire soliloquy. The scene ended with Ophelia’s last line of obeying her lord. Shakespeare gave Ophelia no soliloquy. A possible soliloquy she might have said in the play would be this…

A poem inspired by the death of a young woman.

A family affair.

How the life of one person changed those of many others.

In retrospect to the Hamlet’s To Be or Not To Be:

Hamlet’s 7th Soliloquy is seen as a major turning point in the play of Hamlet. This analysis will cover, what I see, as the significant points within this soliloquy that help in tracing the development of Hamlet’s state of mind.

A story which I’m still working on.

Drop a comment, tell me if you like it or not, if I get enough comments, I’ll definitely complete it.

Also accepting requests for new stories/articles/essays/whatever.

Thank you, and enjoy.

Ever loved someone, but been unable to tell them? Ever loved someone, but didn’t want to tell them?

Hamlet modern text.