Hamlet CRAFT Assignment


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r/AskReddit • Posted by u/PrinceHamlet

Why are women such deplorable creatures?

Recently I have begun to notice how depraved all members of the inferior sex are. It began when my father died and my mother immediately remarried to my uncle, my father's brother, for his money. It's repulsive. I can't believe she would partake in an incestuous relationship like that. I can't stop imagining how their sex life is and it makes me sick.

I can't look at the girl I liked the same way now that I know her true nature. I think I'm going to break up with her next time I see her.


AnonymousUser • 2w ago

What does your mom have to do with your girlfriend?

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PrinceHamlet • 2w ago

She's not my girlfriend, and I thought the connection was abundantly clear? They are both of the female sex. How much do I have to spell it out?

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AnonymousUser • 2w ago

Do you think you could be displacing your anger towards your mother a bit unfairly..? For example, onto your ex-girlfriend who's done nothing wrong?

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PrinceHamlet • 1w ago

But she will eventually, unless she takes up a life in a nunnery. God knows no woman can resist the temptation to sin otherwise.

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LadyOphelia • 1w ago

I think your not-girlfriend dodged a bullet.

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Nameless_Character1257954 • 1w ago

Why are you thinking about your mom's sex life? She probably should've taken your feelings into account before remarrying, but she's allowed to make her own choices. Has your uncle done anything specific to your mother that makes you question their relationship?

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PrinceHamlet • 1w ago

My uncle may be partially responsible, but as I have explained, my mother is the one at fault. Frailty, thy name is woman! She would hang on him, as if increase of appetite had grown by what it fed on; a beast that wants discourse of reason would have mourned longer. Within a month she married with mine uncle. O most wicked speed, to post with such dexterity to incestuous sheets!

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Nameless_Character1257954 • 1w ago

man, stop thinking about your mom's sex life

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LadyOphelia • 1w ago

That doesn't mean you can attribute her faults onto all women. That's not fair. You should talk to this girl, she would probably understand how you feel.

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r/TrueOffMyChest • Posted by u/KingOfDenmark

I [42M] murdered my brother [46M] by pouring poison into his ear

For obvious reasons, I will be as vague as possible and change the names of everyone involved. Please respect my privacy and do not inquire further.

My brother, Hamlett, has always been the favoured child. Ever since we were kids, our parents always had higher expectations for him and acted as if I would never amount to anything. He was the heir of the family business, but everyone sung him praises like he could do no wrong. To top it off, he got married to the beautiful lady of my dreams while nobody wanted me just because I was the younger son. Hamlett also had a son, Hamlett Jr [20M].

A few months ago, I finally made my move and took my brother out of the picture. Since then, I have taken over the family business, married my brother's ex-wife, and become stepfather to Hamlett Jr with no one being the wiser. At first all seemed to be going according to plan, but it has been months and Hamlett Jr still hasn't gotten over the depression stage of grief. It's my first time parenting and I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

To top it off, this local theatre group just put on a performance that was very upsetting to me. It depicted an assassination by pouring poison through the ear and reminded me of when I committed an assassination by pouring poison through my brother's ear. Nothing in my life is going according to plan anymore. I wish I never killed my brother.


AnonymousUser • 5d ago

Is anyone else concerned that this guy's username is KingOfDenmark and that the former king of Denmark died a few months ago????

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Horatio • 5d ago

No, I am personally acquainted with the prince of Denmark and nobody in the royal family is named Hamlett. However, I find this post horrific all the same. OP, you are a murderer and you should turn yourself in to the police. As a friend of someone going through a very similar situation, I feel terrible for Hamlett Jr.

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KingOfDenmark • 5d ago

What form of prayer can serve my turn? . . . I am still possessed of those effects for which I did the murder, my crown, mine own ambition and my Queen. May one be pardoned and retain the offence?

Jail is not an option; instead, I am expressing my regret through a Reddit post.

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Horatio • 5d ago

That's not enough. It sounds like no matter how guilty you feel, you're still just doing whatever's easiest for you.

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KingOfDenmark • 5d ago

I believe I specifically requested for others respect my privacy in my post.

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AnonymousUser • 4d ago

Is that a confession...?

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r/LegalAdvice • Posted by u/LaertesDK

What are the consequences for murder sanctioned by my king?

My father was murdered and I know who the killer is. He remains a free man and shows no apparent remorse. He is also suspected of conspiracy against the king, and I have been personally tasked by the king to kill him. I cannot lie, it gives me great joy to know that I will have my vengeance against this terrible fiend. It warms the very sickness in my heart, that I shall live and tell him to his teeth, "Thus diddest thou!"

My resolve has only strengthened since then after finding that my sister committed suicide after being driven insane by my father's death. There is no more doubt in my heart, for I am certain that no punishment is justice for what this man has done to my family. Is murder illegal if this task was given to me by my king?


AnonymousUser • 12h ago

First of all, my condolences for your loss. If you know who it is, though, why would the king need to use you to capture this man instead of someone like the royal guard? This story sounds pretty suspicious. If it's true, I would recommend therapy instead of legally sanctioned vigilantism. I'm concerned about how apparently eager you are to get revenge for your father's death.

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LaertesDK • 11h ago

Legally sanctioned vigilantism is an oxymoron. If anything, I am a harbinger of justice. And how exactly would therapy solve my problems?

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AnonymousUser • 11h ago

Therapy can help with feelings of aggression and it helps with violent and destructive impulses.

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KingOfDenmark • 10h ago

Such impulses are a natural aspect of the human mind and can be used to great effect. I command you to desist from promoting therapy immediately.

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Nameless_Character1257954 • 11h ago

I know that you're grieving, but there are many healthier ways to deal with grief instead of doing something you may regret later. Would your sister and father want you to avenge them through such heinous acts?

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LaertesDK • 10h ago

My sister and father were better than I am, but they are dead. It is all the more reason as to why I must kill this man. They had never done anything wrong in their lives. They were the perfect family.

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PrinceHamlet • 9h ago

Have you considered that not everyone has as perfect a family as you? What did you do to deserve them that others didn't? Besides, they may have only seemed that way because they never had an opportunity to show otherwise. You only demonstrate your own naivety. One day they would have revealed their true colours.

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Nameless_Character1257954 • 8h ago

Hey his family was just murdered ... have a little more empathy

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r/AmITheAsshole • Posted by u/LordPolonius

AITA for telling my daughter to ghost a boy?

I work for an affluent and influential family with a long history, and my family is quite close with theirs because of the level of trust we receive. As a result, my son Laertes and my daughter Ophelia have grown up alongside the son of the main branch, Hamlet. My daughter is naturally beautiful and has attracted many suitors, but recently Hamlet began showing interest in her as well and my daughter hinted that she reciprocated those feelings. I warned her against the relationship at once. She is sheltered, naive in the world of romance, and not suitable to be wed to a man of Hamlet's station. Ophelia was understanding and agreed to reject his advances. I am happy to further divulge my thoughts on the matter if anyone in the comments is so interested but I am sure this is the best case scenario.

However, in the weeks since I have told her this, Hamlet has been behaving more and more erratically. When I last spoke to him, he didn't recognize me and his speech sounded quite mad. His stepfather and I asked some of his old friends to see how he was doing, but he began ranting about how much humanity disgusts him partway through. His family is understandably concerned for his mental well-being; however, I believe that this is a long term ruse caused by his misguided desire to engage in a sexual relationship with Ophelia. Nonetheless, his behaviour is troubling as well as unseemly. It is likely that Hamlet will inherit his stepfather's position sometime in the future, and as of presently he is the only heir of his generation, so it is of utmost importance that he is of sound mind and body. He will have many duties to attend to in the future that require his sanity to be intact.

What was I saying again? Right, I will get to the point now. His family has expressed their concern over his behaviour to me and although I personally feel that it may be an act, it is nevertheless my duty to investigate the matter. The impact my actions had were completely unforeseen as I had not expected Hamlet to be affected to such a great extent. Indeed, I cannot even be certain that Ophelia's rejection of his advances was a factor, though many signs point to such an idea. However, I am unsure if it truly was a fault on my part. I was only looking out for the future of my nation. So AITA?


AnonymousUser • 3d ago

huh?

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