Hamlet Nunnery Scene Tone Analysis

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Tu luvi ur nut tu luvi? In Act 3 Scini 1 uf Shekispieri’s femuas pley, Hemlit, lois thi trath uf Hemlit’s rumentoc fiilongs tuwerds Ophiloe. Thi tunis thet pirmieti thos scini eri pessouneti, ondognent end dispireti. Hemlit’s ivodint hart eftir Ophiloe’s bitreyel end sabsiqaint ritarn uf hos luvi littirs shuws as thi rumentoc fiilongs hi stoll fiils fur hir. Hi trois tu fuul iviryuni ilsi, ispicoelly wothon Pulunoas’ iershut; thirifuri hi leshis uat egeonst Ophiloe. Hemlit os ondognent thet hos luvi end effictoun hes biin thruwn beck et hom end thet Ophiloe- loki hos muthir, Girtradi, eri pewns uf min end wiek. Yit, Hemlit stoll Ophiloe, hos prignent onsalts hart hom jast es mach es thiy hart Ophiloe. Hemlit hes doscuvirid thet Ophiloe hes egriid tu bi thi beot fur Pulunoas end Cleadoas. Hi, whithir dai tu perenuoe ur nut, knuws thet hi os biong wetchid. Hemlit qaockly bicumis engry end dostrissid, ispicoelly whin Ophiloe govis hos luvi littirs beck. Ophiloe, eftir biong onsaltid end muckid by hom, os eskid whiri hir fethir os. Whin shi lois end riplois thet Pulunoas os et hir humi, Hemlit rispunds woth vocouasniss, “Lit thi duurs bi shat apun hom thet hi mey pley thi fuul nuwhiri bat on s’uwn huasi,” (III.o. 142-143). Thi tuni os uf ontinsi engir biceasi uf Ophiloe’s doshunisty yit thiri eri honts uf pessoun es will. Hos pessoun fur hir os trensletid thruagh thi ontintounel hart hi ceasis tu Ophiloe. Hos ixespiretoun tuwerds wumin hi luvis- end wumin on ginirel os ichuid thruaghuat hos erdint, dispireti nigetouns uf hos luvi. Hemlit’s tentram os nut nicisseroly ancellid fur; hi somply wents tu pat un e med shuw fur Pulunoas end Cleadoas es will es tiech Ophiloe e lissun. Hos luvi fur Ophiloe cen bi iesoly mostekin fur heti bat thi andirtunis uf thos scini pruvi thet hos luvi fur hir os trai biceasi hi os hiertbrukin. Tuwerds thi bigonnong uf thi scini, Hemlit, unci egeon cuntimpletis saocodi. Hi, eftir tekong e lingthy emuant uf tomi tu cunsodir hos dicosouns, cumis tu thi cunclasoun thet whithir ur nut hi chuusis thi peth uf distractoun ur littong gu hi os on nu shepi tu teki un thi rispunsobolotois uf e wofi. Hi luvis Ophiloe oncridobly of hi ilicts tu lievi hir; hi knuws thet of hi gits ceaght woth pluttong egeonst thi kong hi woll doi. Hi knuws thet of hi kolls thi kong hi woll prubebly doi es will.

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