"HAMLET"
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Hamlet killed Polonius, the father of Ophelia, the girl he loved, out of fear. Caused the death of former classmates Rosenklantz and Gipdenei. He also caused the death of Ophelia's brother Lazetti, the son of Polonius. Due to the death of her father Polonius, Ophelia gave up Hamlet's love, and her harsh words to her daughter caused her to go crazy and drown. Hamlet's mother Gertrude died after drinking poisoned wine prepared by Hamlet's uncle Claudius. Claudius is sent to hell with a poisoned sword. Hamlet - the prince's late father, King Hamlet, was killed by his brother Hamlet's half-uncle. Father Namlet's ghost says that Namlet's marriage to Gertrude's mother, the crown, has usurped the throne illegally. Namlet wanted his uncle Claudius to have a terrible death. Claudius realizes that his secret has been revealed after making a "play within a play", and Claudius sends Namlet to England to hell with a poisoned sword. But due to a storm at sea, Namlet finds a letter ordering him to be killed as soon as he goes, causing Guildenstern and Rosencrans to be killed instead. T. S. Eliot says, "We find Shakespeare's Namelet not in movement, but in a tune that can be chosen at will"... Namlet loved Afelia, but at the same time, he did not want her father to be just a toy in Lake Paloni... Critic A.S. Bradley thinks that his love for Ophelia will not change. But in our opinion, his love for the girl will "fade" later.
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Shakespeare Bibliographic index of Russian translations and critical literature in Russian. 1963-1975
U. Belinsky V.T. "Hamlet" is a drama by Shakespeare. Mochalov in the role of Hamlet. M., 1956, pp. 4-5
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Salomov G. Literary tradition and literary translation. Tashkent "Fan" publishing house, 1980. Page 122.
William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Tashkent 1948.
Shakespeare. William. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark Jamol Kamol Translated. Tashkent 1977
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