Based on the song "My Shot," How does Hamilton introduces himself to others by saying that he is extremely intelligent, however, has never gotten the chance to show it. This is seen when in the text it states, "I got a lot of brains but no polish / I gotta holler just to be heard / with every word, I drop knowledge" (Miranda lines 8-10). This shows that his character is very aware as to how inteligent he is, and is not afraid to tell anyone. He says that he has brains, but no polish or no opportunity to show them off. The lines reveal that Hamilton is very vain, but also just needs the chance to use his intelect.
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Based on the song "My Shot" Hamilton introduces himself as Highly very Intelligent individual. Although not having the chance to show anyone his capability's just yet. In reference to the following, this shows us as the readers that his character is well aware of his high marked intelligence and not afraid to let that be known. This can covey that Hamilton can be very conceited.
Explanation:
Hamilton sees himself as very intelligent. This can be justified in the following lines of, "I got a lot of brains but no polish" also in, "I've got holler just to be heard, and also in :With every word I drop knowledge". These following words can be found within Miranda lines 8 through 10. His character is revised in the lines of him conveying his brains with no polish as referring to him have knowledge but no one to shape them....
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