[ SECRET POST #3016 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3016 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I dunno about complexes . . .

[(Anonymous)]

In the Mel Gibson version, the actress playing Gertrude was only something like twelve years older than the actor playing Hamlet -- I looked it up when we watched it. They really played up the Oedipal thing and it was annoying. (--I actually liked that movie's portrayal of Ophelia, Laertes, and Polonius, though. When Polonius was giving his advice speech to Laertes, Laertes shared this "here he goes again" eye roll/smirk with Ophelia which drastically changed how I saw the character -- it made him a sympathetic grieving son and brother rather than just an idiot asshole.) (Anyway.)

It doesn't make sense to me that he'd be so worked up about his mother's unfaithfulness to his father if he wanted her to be unfaithful with him.

Eh, it could make sense in a really disgusting way if he's claiming to be mad about her being unfaithful to his father but actually mad she's not with him.