A book bounces off a wall in the library of Wittenberg University and Horatio looks up with a mild, “My lord?”
“Would you believe,” the prince seethes, “that there’s an entire bevy of scholars convinced that I’m in love with my mother and want to – eurgh – sleep with her?” He shudders and adds, “That’s gross, it’s unnatural, and it’s bad enough that I have images of her sleeping with her husband’s brother crawling through my head all the time, and now I have to read this too?”
Hamlet Learns About Literary Criticism
“Would you believe,” the prince seethes, “that there’s an entire bevy of scholars convinced that I’m in love with my mother and want to – eurgh – sleep with her?” He shudders and adds, “That’s gross, it’s unnatural, and it’s bad enough that I have images of her sleeping with her husband’s brother crawling through my head all the time, and now I have to read this too?”