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Date Posted: 20:03:44 02/24/08 Sun
Author: Molly M
Subject: Re: Hamlet didn't know the value of what he had
In reply to: John Klingner (my alias is flying around the world) 's message, "Re: Hamlet didn't know the value of what he had" on 23:07:28 02/22/08 Fri

Hey, good point: He is just like his mother. He's frail. He never acts on his impulses to murder, but represses them. Just as his mother never acts on any impulse that she might have to do... anything. Maybe that's the real Oedipus complex: Hamlet is his mother.

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