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Why Hamlet's Losses in Life Lead Him to Lose His Identity

This essay provides an analysis of the theme of loss in Hamlet by William Shakespeare. The student examines Hamlet's grief and how he has to confront the loss of his parents and Ophelia. The paper makes the argument that these losses lead to Hamlet's loss of sanity, which means Hamlet loses himself.
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Christina's feedback:

"Well done ensuring you showed the purpose of your paper, giving an understanding of the theme of misfortune causing a change and leading to a loss of identity. I like that you used an interesting quote for your hook that transitions well into your topic. You have clear topic sentences and support your claims with ample evidence from the text. Your conclusion could be fleshed out a little more since you talk about how these losses wear on his psychological state, leading to the loss of himself, but the essay is missing sufficient analysis to support that point. Including that would really round out the paper. There are also minor grammar and phrasing errors throughout that need to be resolved to polish the paper further."

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