Asked by Kimberly
In Hamlet, I don't understand what the Queen mean when she says “To my sick soul…/ Each toy seems prologue to some great amiss”?
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Answered by
Ari
According to Sparknotes, that passage means:
"(to herself) To my sick soul (since sin is always a sickness), every detail looks like an omen of disaster to come."
I don't have the text in front of me and I am not a Shakespeare expert, but you can either trust what Sparknotes tells you or you can continue analyzing it for yourself.
"(to herself) To my sick soul (since sin is always a sickness), every detail looks like an omen of disaster to come."
I don't have the text in front of me and I am not a Shakespeare expert, but you can either trust what Sparknotes tells you or you can continue analyzing it for yourself.
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