Hamlet 3.3 "Heart with Strings of Steel”

The transcript describes a character whose heart and knee tendons have become as hard as steel, preventing him from feeling remorse or kneeling in prayer. He wishes for them to be as soft as a baby's, enabling repentance and prayer. At this moment, Hamlet enters and sees Claudius kneeling in prayer.

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