Hamlet 2.2 Why It's Cool - A Real Actor's Soliloquy

The transcript discusses Hamlet's soliloquy, highlighting its theatrical elements and the challenges it presents to actors. It explores Hamlet's self-reflection and internal conflicts, comparing his inaction to a player's performance. The discussion shifts to the psychological and emotional conflicts within Hamlet, emphasizing the play's shift from a tragedy of revenge to a psychological tragedy. The transcript concludes by relating Hamlet's struggles to universal themes of internal conflict and empathy, making the character's dilemmas relatable to a broader audience.

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