Hamlet
Unraveling the Bard's Tragic Enigma in a Few Lines
Shakespeare's creation, damaged by Hamlet's instability. Unfortunate defect — overthinking — postpones activity. Spooky retribution slows down in reflection. Wit amazes, yet now and again muddles. In spite of splendor, a soil of wavering weakens the magnum opus' strength.
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Directed by a profound appreciation for narrating stories, poems etc...and making a vivid encounter.
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