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Your words fly up your thoughts remain below Words without thoughts never to heaven go?
If you're looking for the original origin of this phrase, it is King Claudius's line in William Shakespeare's Hamlet. Claudius is attempting to pray, but uses this phrase to say that it is worthless and that God will not hear his prayers asking for forgiveness because he is not truly sorry. He is not sorry because he is still reaping the benefits of his sin.
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What is ironic about the following lines spoken by Claudius your words fly up your thoughts remain below Words without thoughts never to heaven go?
Hamlet is presented the perfect opportunity to kill Claudius. However, he can't because he sees the King praying and can't bring himself to do it. The irony here is that Claudius is completely unrepentant and can't be bothered to pray.
In act iii hamlet has a chance to kill king Claudius why does he hesitate to kill the king at the time what are the implications of his failure to act?
Hamlet hesitates killing King Claudius, because at the time Claudius was praying for forgiveness and if Hamlet killed him then Claudius would go to heaven and Hamlet to Hell. But his chance to kill him without doing wrong was still there, he just didn't stick around long enough to hear the rest of the agony. Claudius amended "My words fly up, my thoughts remain below; Words without thoughts never to heaven go." Hamlet missed his opportunity to save the lives of many and that would made for a short and heroic play without so much tragedy. Less entertaining too.
Where does the saying 'A man without words is a man without thoughts' come from?
The saying "A man without words is a man without thoughts" is attributed to John Steinbeck's novel "East of Eden." It suggests that one's ability to articulate thoughts and ideas is a reflection of their depth of understanding and intelligence.
Where can you find in the Bible Heaven and earth shall past away but your Word will remain?
Maybe you are thinking of this verse from Matthew: Mat 24:35 Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away.
What words are associated with the word heaven?
words to how far is heaven
Can you think without language?
Yes, it is possible to think without language. Some thoughts can be visual, emotional, or abstract, and do not always require words to be processed or understood.
How is mime used in Drama?
Mime is used in Drama to get across thoughts and feelings without using words.
Where in Stairway to Heaven do they say that words have two meanings?
It is in the seventh line. here is the paragraph it is in (although I do not like this song) "There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure 'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings. In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings, Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven." Led Zeppelin, "Stairway To Heaven."
When was The Words That Remain created?
The Words That Remain was created on 1998-09-15.
What words can you use in writing dialogue instead of using 'thought'?
You can use words like "realized," "wondered," "pondered," or "considered" to convey thoughts within dialogue. These alternatives can help make the character's thoughts clear without needing to explicitly state that they are thinking.
What does is mean to express oneself without difficulty?
Expressing oneself without difficulty means being able to communicate thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly and effectively. It involves being able to convey one's emotions and opinions openly and confidently without stumbling over words or struggling to articulate one's thoughts.
What is a dramatic or literary form of discourse in which a charachter talks to himself or reveals hi thoughts or words without addressing a listener is known as?
A soliloquy.
