Hamlet 1.5 Discussion: Fatherly Advice

The transcript explores Hamlet's vow to focus solely on avenging his father's death, contrasting it with Polonius's extensive advice to Laertes. While Polonius's guidance aligns with social norms, Hamlet's father's command stands in opposition. Hamlet's phrase 'All Saws of Books' critiques proverbial advice like Polonius's. Despite his intent to focus, Hamlet's thoughts wander, reflecting his complex mental state.

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