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even though Gertrude clearly knows her actions have hurt Hamlet, she does not aim to change them because she is too self-absorbed?

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Even though Gertrude admits to feeling guilty, she does not change her behavior out of her female weakness?

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"To my sick soul, as sin's true nature is, each toy seems prologue to some great amiss" (4, 5, 17-8)

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Gertrude sees the rebellion as false and yet is unable to see the falsehood of Cladius' crown?

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that the rebellion is composed of "false Danish dogs" (4, 5, 109)

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Despite her love for her son, Gertrude defends Claudius out of fear for no longer being in a position of power?

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Evidence of Gertrude's Indiscrestion Throughout the Play

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Evidence of Gertrude's Indiscrestion Throughout the Play

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Act 1 Scene 2: Tells Hamlet to "cheer up" in response to him being depressed about his father's death and mother's quick remarriage.

Act 3 Scene 4: Plans for Polonius to spy on her and Hamlet in her room during a private conversation. This plan ultimately gets Polonius killed.

Act 4 Scene 1: Organizes with Claudius to have Hamlet sent to England.

Act 5 Scene 2: After disobeying Claudius drinks a poisoned cup which she dies from.

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That although Polonius was killed, it was "not by [Claudius]" (4, 5, 127)

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Despite her "virtue", Gertrude was still susceptible to the advances of Claudius because of her mental inferiority?

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Gertrude's naivety is displayed because of her ignorance to the presence of fatal poison in the chalice?

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Gertrude is too naive to realize that the Player Queen is a portrait of her?

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"I doubt it is no other but the main, his father's death and our oe'r hasty marriage" (2, 2, 56-7)

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"For the supply and profit of our hope, your visitation shall receive such thanks as fits a king's remembrance" (2, 2, 24-6)

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"The lady doth protest too much, methinks."

In reference to the Player Queen

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"kill[ing] a king and marry[ing] then with his brother" (3.4.35)

Were she to have not been involved in the plot, she must be so naive as to not find out on her own.

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"Thou turn'st my very eyes into my soul, and there I see such black and grained spots as will not leave their tinct" (3, 4, 88-91)

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offer the poisoned cup to Hamlet, after drinking from it (5, 2, 283)

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“So to seduce! - won to his shameful lust the will of my most seeming-virtuous queen” (1, 5, 45-6)

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"Frailty, thy name is woman" (1, 2, 146)