Assertion: hamlet | /r/CapableOf | go mad
Facets:
value: with love for ophelia
type: CAUSE
value: utterly
type: MANNER
value: by rejecting him
type: MANNER
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: truly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Hamlet may already be going mad when the play begins, and his later decision to fake madness is just a cover for real insanity.
text: Hamlet’s misogynistic behavior toward Gertrude and Ophelia can be seen as evidence that Hamlet really is going mad, because these scenes have little to do with is quest for justice, and yet they seem to provoke his strongest feelings.
text: Hamlet goes mad and has wierd behavior problems.
text: In Hamlet, Shakespeare takes it up a notch: does Hamlet truly go "mad," or is the cuckoo-talk, like the play itself, all an act?
text: Hamlet charges from the room and Ophelia is left to believe that Hamlet has gone utterly mad.
text: He hatches the theory that Ophelia caused Hamlet to go mad by rejecting him.
text: This feigned insanity attracts the attention of Polonius (Felix Aylmer) who is completely convinced that Hamlet has gone mad.
text: Polonius is sure that Hamlet has gone mad with love for Ophelia.