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In Act 3, Scene 1, Claudius and Polonius try to get Hamlet to reveal his private thoughts by setting up a meeting with his erstwhile girlfriend Ophelia. When Hamlet arrives, he probably knows full well that Claudius is lurking somewhere around but does not appear to be sure that Ophelia is party to the trap. Eventually, however, he figures out that Ophelia knows all about it and it makes him very angry.
Nuns cannot marry so Hamlet wanted Ophelia to stay away from him and he did'nt want to be married to her. Another possibility was Ophelia could have been pregnant. During this time women who became pregnant went to nunneries when they started to show. They didnt want anyone to know they were pregnant.
They are LIKE OMG
Hamlet isn't present when Polonius tells her this. So how and when does he come to know it? Is it during the scene Ophelia describes to Polonius in 2,1? Ophelia doesn't tell her father that she had time to communicate anything to Hamlet when he "comes before" her. It is clear that Ophelia is holding something back from the story she tells her father, but it does not seem that this is it. Maybe it is in scene 3,1 when Ophelia returns the things (whatever they may be) that she has "longed long to redliver". Apparently it has been some time between 1,3 when Polonius tells Ophelia to lay off Hamlet and 3,1 since it has been "many a day" since they have spoken and she has "longed long" to deliver the mysterious love-tokens (although she may be implying that she had lost interest in him long before the events in 1,3). In any case, Hamlet does not seem to react at all to the fact that Ophelia has been avoiding him of late. He is possibly unaware of it. The romantic relationship between Ophelia and Hamlet is uppermost in Ophelia's mind, but Hamlet has other things to think about. He only seems to focus on her when he realizes that she has allowed herself to be a lure in Claudius's trap for him.
He promised William to support him and he broke that promise so he might break a promise to England :(
in a contract you are legally bound by it and a promise is something u just make someone. so if u break your contract you could go to jail but if u break a promise you might lose a friend or who ever you made that promise with.
"Come Lord Jesus" and so affirming the promise of the Lord in Revelation 22.20, "Surely I come quickly"
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He promised William to support him and he broke that promise so he might break a promise to England :(
The Bible says a child should honor his parents so that he may live a long life. The first commandment with a promise. Of course as soon as we break it, then the promise doesn't apply.
Some times they do.
They are not. Gertrude does say that she hoped Ophelia and Hamlet would marry, but she didn't bother saying that while Ophelia was alive, so she was hardly eager. Polonius told Ophelia to give Hamlet the cold shoulder, since he thought Hamlet was only trying to get into her pants. He did not want Hamlet to fall for Ophelia at all (and he sure didn't think he would do so), but he comes to the conclusion later that Hamlet has in fact fallen in love with Ophelia. He's not exactly happy about that, but what he is happy about is that he can 1) be the first to tell the king, thus making him look smart, and 2) use Ophelia as bait to find out more about Hamlet.
If you break the promise of a purity ring, then naturally, you'll probably feel at least somewhat guilty. God will not be mad at you, though. He understands you and knows your heart. He adores you and is quick to forgive you. There's nothing you could ever do to sever His unconditional love for you. Although you may feel a little distant from God for a short time, a broken promise doesn't mean a broken relationship. You're still His beloved child. Besides, even if you break the promise and have premarital sex, it doesn't mean you have to completely let go of that promise. You can still try to do your best to remain chaste, if you so desire. No matter what, just know that God will always welcome you with open arms and a warm embrace. God bless you.
They break down large pieces of dead matters into small pieces so that decomposers can break them into simple substances quickly
Yes! They are better for you than simple carbohydrates which break down quickly & are full of not so healthy things.
Sometimes the bonds are strong. On the other hand, however, nitroglycerin is notorious for having breakable bonds. There is a class of compounds called "nonexistent". Their bonds break quickly.