Claudius urges Hamlet to leave behind his “obstinate condolement” and give up grieving for his dead father because it represents “impious stubbornness” (Act 1 scene 2. lines 93 – 94). Consider Claudius’s advice in his speech (lines 87 – 117). Is it sensible? Why won’t Hamlet heed this advice?
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