Hamlet and ophelia

I like this painting of Ophelia and Hamlet because you feel the connection from Ophelia staring at Hamlet, however, he doesn't return her gaze. This shows the betrayed idea I wanted to show for Hamlet that he knows she betrayed him.

The Theodore Watts-Dunton Cabinet: Hamlet and Ophelia by Henry Treffry Dunn (1838–1899), c.1896–c.1898, from National Trust, Wightwick Manor

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"You are merry my lord." "Who, I?/ What should a/ man do but be merry?"- Ophelia, Hamlet, Act II Scene II

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Hamlet and Ophelia

William Luson Thomas. Hamlet and Ophelia. "Get thee to a nunnery; why wouldst thou be a breeder of sinners?" Hamlet, Act III, Scene 1. Folger Shakespeare Library.

Madness defines Shakespeare's "Hamlet." While many characters show symptoms of madness or mental illness, they're most apparent in Hamlet and Ophelia.

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