Ophelia's Virgin Suicide

The most common visual image related to William Shakespeare plays Hamlet is that the young Ophelia body floats in the river after her suicide drowning, as stated in Game 7, 167-184. A fascinating illustration of Shakespeare's unsteady young women who finally rested was drawn by several artists for his beautiful, fickle stories. Descriptions of Ophelia in the play not only reflect young love, loss, innocence, innocence, but also the role of women in the Shakespeare era.

Several critics chose to treat Ophelia as an innocent virgin, not as a luxurious prostitute, enabling her wit and self measurement, but none of the "sweetness" read her virginity It was not attributed to. Subscribers to this opinion of Ophelia pointed out firstly that Hamlet commented on her in the scene of a nun: "I said, we will not get married! Please go to the nun." III.I.55). As a proof that Othelia is not a virgin, quoting "marriage" in the sense of obsolescence "Although it is a contemporary Shakespeare era", Hamlet advised Ophelia to go to a sacred monastery, "a" The word "a house with a terrible name" (Wilson 159). Please look at Hamlet, the role in her plan in "legal respect" (In this reading, she is willing rather than being forced by her father or king) She thinks he is innocent Noticing that she is a cowardly woman, her only place to be removed from society

"I once loved you." - Hamlet to Opferia "Really, my master, you make me believe that" - Ophelia said to Hamlet. You "- From Hamlet to Ophelia" I am more deceived "- From Ophelia to Hamlet You go to the nun ... If you get married, I will give you this pestilence: you It is ice-like pure, snowy pure "Hamlet to the Ophelia. In general, especially in this scene, the bitterness of Hamlet against women, and the pain of Ophelia of his ex-girlfriend. He laughed at her refusal and suggested that she is now only suitable for the monastery where she can protect her virgin forever! Some people consider Hamlet to know that his father is hiding behind the Aras Mountains. He is also insulted by what he thinks is very small, accusing him that a sudden change in the heart is only wanting her to be able to steal women I believe

Shakespeare emphasizes that virginity is pure and desirable so it is essential for women's value in society. A conversation between Ophelia and her brother Lertes, and her father, Polonius, proves that both Litteres and Polonius are very important to Ophelia's sexual orientation and virginity protection . It is an obligation. Laertes and Ophelia made the last conversation before leaving France. He advised on refusing desire and desire to keep her virginity and to glorify herself. In each other's conversation, Laertes warned Ophelia of losing her virgin and not tempting to lose the glory. He said, "The ulcers bring the babies to too much spring before the buttons appear" (I.ii. 42 - 43) Shakespeare made some interesting emphasis in this scene to emphasize Ophelia's emphasis I used a metaphor Girls' age value "Spring baby" means innocence and infertility