Hamlet 1.2 Frailty and Women/Opinion of Gertrude

The transcript discusses Hamlet's discontent with his mother Gertrude's quick remarriage after his father's death, highlighting a famous line from Shakespeare, 'Frailty, thy name is Woman.' It explores Hamlet's view that women lack moral strength, using Gertrude as an example, and notes his tendency to generalize this perceived frailty to all women.

Discuss the implications of Hamlet's mother's grief being described as short-lived.

In what way does Hamlet's view of women evolve throughout the play?