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The Guilty Of Claudius In William Shakespeare's Hamlet

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The dramatic importance of the play within a play was executed to display not only the evidence of Claudius being his brother’s murderer, but as well to portray Hamlet and his madness over the whole situation, “‘Whose blood and judgement are so well commeddled that they are not a pipe for Fortune’s finger to sound what stop she please.”(Act 3, Scene 2, 67-69) After seeing how Claudius is guilty Hamlet becomes more obvious about his hatred and intent towards Claudius, “Ah ha! Come, some music; come, the recorders. For if the king like not the comedy, why then, belike he likes it not, perdie. Come, some music.”(Act 3, Scene 2, 280-283) Although Hamlet had just learned of his father’s killer, he does not act on getting revenge so quickly, instead
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