Women quotes Flashcards

1
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“tis…

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unmanly grief” (1.2)

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2
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“frailty..

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thy name is woman” (1.2)

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3
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“O God, a beast that wants discourse of reason..

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would have mourned longer” (1.2)

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4
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“[Gertrude] would hang

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on him” - parasitic (1.2)

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5
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“your chaste treasure

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open to his unmastered importunity” (1.3)

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6
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“best safety lies

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in fear” (1.3)

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7
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“ ‘tis in my memory

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locked, and you yourself shall keep the key of it” (1.3)

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8
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“In few Ophelia, Do not believe his vows,

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for they are brokers” (1.3)

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9
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“O most pernicious

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woman!” (1.5)

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10
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“As you ddi command, I did

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repel his letters and denied his access to me” (2.1)

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11
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“I’ll loose

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my daughter to him” (2.2)

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12
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Hamlet calls Polonius a “fish..

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monger” (2.2) - Renaissance slang for pimp

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13
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“Let [Ophelia] not walk in the

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sun” (2.2) - sun (pale) and son (Hamlet)

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14
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“must like a whore unpack my heart with

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words” (2.2)

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15
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Gertrude: “Ophelia I do wish that your good beauties

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be the cause of Hamlet’s wildness” (3.1)

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16
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”the fair Ophelia.

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Nymph” (3.1)

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17
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“Are you honest?

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Are you fair” (3.1) - subtext of virginity

18
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“Get thee to a nunnery -

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why wouldst thou be a breeder of sinners?” (3.1)

19
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“God hath given you one face and

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you make yourself another.” (3.1) - makeup/“paintings”

20
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“I say we will have no more

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marriages” (3.1)

21
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“that’s a fair thought, to lie between

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maid’s legs” (3.2) - Hamlet being sexually graphic

22
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“Tis brief my lord.

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As woman’s love” (3.2)

23
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Players: “A second time I kill my husband dead

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When second husband kisses me in bed” (3.2)

24
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Claudius: “pretty

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Ophelia!” (4.5) - madness

25
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Song: “before you tumbled (had sex with) me,

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you promised me to wed”

26
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Claudius sympathetic towards O’s madness:

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“Oh this is the poison of deep grief, it springs all from her father’s death” (4.5)

27
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Claudius: “poor

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Ophelia”

28
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Laertes: “she turns to favour and to

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prettiness” (4.5) - female madness

29
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Ophelia’s herbs:

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“rosemary” “fennel” “columbines” “rue” (4.5)

30
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Claudius: “how, sweet

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queen!” (4.7)

31
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Ophelia’s death - “fantastic garlands

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of crow-flowers, nettles, daisies and long purples”

32
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Ophelia’s death: “her weedy

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trophies”

33
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Ophelia’s death (4.7) - “her clothes

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spread wide”

34
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Ophelia’s death - “mermaid-

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like” (4.7)

35
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Laertes: “too much of water

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hast thou, poor Ophelia” (4.7)

36
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Ophelia’s suicide - “with desperate hand

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fordo it own life”

37
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“a ministering angel shall my

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sister be” (5.1)

38
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Gertrude calls Ophelia a “sweet

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maid” (5.1)

39
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“I loved Ophelia; forty thousand brothers could not with all their

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quantity of love make up my sum” (5.1)

40
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Gertrude: “I will my lord, I pray

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you pardon me” (5.2)

41
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“wretched

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queen” (5.2)