I was trying to figure out what to answer for thought question three in lesson three of Hamlet,
"Hamlet tells Horatio that he prefers a man who is 'not a pipe for fortune's finger to sound what stop she please' (3.2.76-77). Looking at the context of this remark, what does Hamlet mean by this? Is Hamlet such a man? Is Horatio?"
but while context seems pretty important here, I couldn't find a mention of said quote anywhere! Can anyone help me?
-McKinley :D
This might help:
ReplyDeletehttp://nfs.sparknotes.com/hamlet/page_154.html
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Its probably a mistake in the BHOI, I had a question like this last week that it referred to a part of the play that had nothing to do with the question they were asking.
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