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Do Hamlet's comments seem to be the result of his lunacy or are his verbal attacks more purposeful and intentional?

Do Hamlet's comments seem to be the result of his lunacy or are his verbal attacks more purposeful and intentional?
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Do Hamlet's comments seem to be the result of his lunacy or are his verbal attacks more purposeful and intentional?

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They were more purposeful

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