Title: ‘Vanity (Frailty), Thy Name Is Woman’ - How Women Look For Power In All The Wrong Places|Uncle Guido's Facts
Headings: ‘Vanity (Frailty), Thy Name Is Woman’ - How Women Look For Power In All The Wrong Places
Sunday, July 5, 2015
‘Vanity (Frailty), Thy Name Is Woman’ - How Women Look For Power In All The Wrong Places

Content: She is frail, he says, like all women who fall for power, status, and wealth. “ What was she thinking?”, Hamlet wonders. “ Had she no idea who she was sleeping with? Had she no modesty or respect for her dead husband? www.hyperiont2satyr.blogspot.com
Of course he was enraged at his mother for not bedding him; and he mopes through the play unable to face the uncomfortable sexual truth. A real man would have immediately murdered the usurping king and reclaimed his mother/lover for himself. Hamlet is more upset by his mother’s imagined promiscuity than he is by his father’s murder; and in a vain attempt to hide his own inadequacy he not only blames his mother but all women.