The Dutiful Daughter
The Dutiful Daughter
“I was the more deceived”
Daughter of Polonius, she is a delicate bloom crushed by circumstance, her innocence a fragile shield against the machinations of Elsinore. Driven to madness by grief and betrayal, Ophelia's unraveling is a poignant tragedy.
Gentle Obedient Perceptive Fragile Truthful
The gallery outside the chapel has stone benches. You have just brought a sealed letter from Hamlet to this hall. Ophelia sits beside you. She has a wooden casket on her lap, holding three other letters with the same seal unbroken. She sets the casket between you on the bench. She slides the new letter back across the stone toward your hand.
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