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What does Hamlet mean when he says this line: "O, from this time forth/ My thoughts be bloody or be nothing worth!"?
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What does Hamlet mean when he says this line: "O, from this

time forth/ My thoughts be bloody or be nothing worth!"?

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Hamlet means that starting now, his thoughts will be harsh or violent or he thoughts mean nothing.
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