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Answer:
Hamlet is aware that he is being watched and that Ophelia is being used to spy on him.
Explanation:
This famous "nunnery" scene from "Hamlet" is culmination in relationship between Hamlet and Ophelia.
There are several interpretations of it. Some say that Hamlet was hurt because Ophelia, his lover, plots against him by participating in Claudius's plan.
Others say that he is intentionally acting crazy, becauss he knew he's being spied on.
Whatever the case may be, this scene was the start of Ophelia's tragical path.
A good answer would be the last; it shows evidence and statistics, and proves the counter-arguement invalid because not everything would be replaced.
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Explanation:
Because he or she is frightened about the height
In "The Lamb", God is known as the being that made the lamb, and I quote from <u>The Lamb</u> by William Blake "Gave thee life and bid thee feed". God is represented as the person that does this. In 'The Tyger", it refers to the lamb, and I quote, "did he who make the lamb make thee?". In all, really God is referred to as who made both of these amazing creatures. Hope this helps!
