Hamlets love for Ophelia is another tragic point of the play. ... "Frailty, thy name is woman!"... Throughout the rest of the play, its hard to say whether Hamlet still loves Ophelia or whether this love has turned into bitter feelings. ... The last tragedy in the play is his own death, as well as most of the other main characters in the play, all at once. This last scene sums up all the reasons that Hamlet is a tragedy. ...
Hamlet, Laertes, and Ophelia are all loyal children who exhibit varying degrees of madness after their fathers" untimely deaths. ... Hamlet meets with Ophelia, acting very strangely, so she goes and tells her father, Polonius, then he goes to the king claiming Hamlet is lovesick. ... After Hamlet kills her father, Ophelia really loses touch with reality. ... This is the last straw that pushes her faithful brother Laertes to consider murder. ... Horatio, what a wounded name, Things standing thus unknown, shall live behind me. ...
Has the last years of your life at this school been a waste? ... To do this I have changed Hamlet to a female who is pregnant, and Ophelia is the father of the baby. ... And the reason that I have changed Ophelia to a male is because of the situation that she is in when the king is using her to get to hamlet and her father is using her and she is being pulled around and used she would have to be a male with strong will power and mentally stable and because a male would represent her masculinity. ... Winona was born Winona Horowitz and named after her the town in which she was born, Winona...
