Hamlet 4.7 Performance: Gertrude Announces Ophelia's Death

The transcript describes the tragic drowning of Ophelia, a character from Shakespeare's Hamlet. It details the scene of her death, the emotional response it evokes, and reflects on societal customs and shame. The narrative concludes with final thoughts on the implications of these events.

In what ways does the text illustrate the theme of drowning as a metaphor for despair?

What does the line 'Too much of water has thou, poor Ophelia' imply about her fate?