Hamlet+3.3-3.4

"Have you forgot me?" (3.4.18) This is when Hamlet and his mother are speaking about her actions and his feelings. She is shcoked by his words and stands up for herself assking if he has forgotten who she is, adn all taht she has done for him. Although I do understand Hamlet's feelings toward his mother, I think Hamlet should have listened a little bit more to the ghost's advice. He said not to hurt his mother, he said to leave her alone and let her deal with her guilt as she will. I do not believe she knew about teh murder, however she did marry the new king very quickly after the old one's death, which rises suspission. I think that Hamlet should have spoken to her, however he should haev remebered that this woman is his mother, she gave birth to him adn brought him into this world. He does owe her some kind of respect, which he has failed to offer her.

"Nothing at all; yet all that is I see" (3.4.151) This quote refers to the fact that Hamlet appears to be the only one able to see hte ghost. This however the reader knows is false because his friends saw the ghost in the beginning and that is how he found out there was a ghost. The question then arises as to why the Queen cannot see it. Is it her guilt that stops her ability to see her husband she misses, does the ghost only reveal itself to certain people. Whatever the reason, the reader can be certain it is not that Hamlet is mad for others before him have seen the ghost and, although currently he could be imagining it, there was a ghost at some point, so it has not all been in his head.

"And he to England shall along with you" (3.3.4) The king here is telling Hamlet's friends to take him with them to England. He seems to be trying to get rid of his son. To protect himself from the possibility of anyone finding out about the murder and the possibility of anyone trying to kill him just for the crown. I do not believe that the King knows that the play was about his murder or that he knows that Hamlet knows what has happened. however, I do belive he is taking some precautionary measures to ensure his safety and have the only heir to the throne in another country. Hamlet has been good and fairly obsucure in his measures, however this play has reminded the king of what he has done and perhaps sparked his imagination into what Hamlet would do if he found out and that Hamlet could simply do what he did to his brother.