Mysogynistic Harmatia

e wedding of Claudius to Gertrude. Hamlet also has a soliloquy in which he refers to
             Gertrude as a "...damned smiling villain...". This exemplifies how he feels concerning her
             behavior with Claudius as well. it shows that he directly blames her for her own actions
             and feels that she is in her own way evil. It also shows that hamlet thinks Gertrude is
             cognizant of what happened to Hamlet Sr. by calling her the villain. This is implying that
             she had a hand in his death.(Shakespear
             ...

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