Hamlet 3.3 "O Limed Soul"

The transcript discusses a metaphor comparing Claudius's soul to a bird trapped by lime, highlighting how his attempts to free himself only entangle him further. This metaphor illustrates Claudius's internal struggle with his conscience, which worsens as he realizes his unwillingness to repent. In desperation, Claudius seeks divine intervention, appealing to angels for assistance, acknowledging his inability to resolve his inner conflict alone.

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