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Hamlet: Do you see nothing there?
Queen Gertrude: Nothing at all; yet all that is I see.
Hamlet: Nor did you nothing hear?
Queen Gertrude: No, nothing but ourselves.
—Hamlet,
William Shakespeare
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What motif is represented in this scene?

How does the use of this motif in the passage reflect an important theme in the play?

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Answer:

seeing and hearing

gertrude cannot see what is right in front of her

the truth is hard to discern

Explanation:

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Seeing and hearing is use the drop-down menus to answer. Gertrude cannot see what is right in front of her is motif is represented in this scene. The truth is hard to discern is the use of this motif in the passage reflect an important theme in the play.

What does Hamlet say to Gertrude?

The ghost tell his son to become kinder towards her. Gertrude used her full potential to convince his son about the hallucinating that he is inspired from the devil. But Hamlet tell her that he is not inspired by any of the devil.

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