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hamlet's soliloquy at the end of act 2 is filled with language that captures his feelings of... question 19 options: self-loathing. pride in his rank. boredom with life at court. joy at the arrival of the players.

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At the end of At of Hamlet's soliloquy is filled filled with language that captures his feelings of self-loathing.

What is Shakespeare's Hamlet about?

Hamlet is one of the world's most popular and famous plays by William Shakespeare. In summary, the spirit of the Denmark king orders his son, Hamlet, to attack Hamlet's uncle, the new king.

Hamlet  who contemplates  life and death, seeks revenge on his uncle, who fears for his life, and finally plots to kill Hamlet.

The King, Queen and Hamlet himself all die at the end of the play.

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