Thoughts?

     

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O` tru apothecary!
Thy drugs are quick.
Thus with a kiss I die.

But this soliloquoy goes deeper still.

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O` tru apothecary!
Thy drugs are quick.
Thus with a kiss I die.

It sounds like he wanted to die, but was afraid of retribution.

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ye are gods...

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Also it is not an argument in semantics, it is pointing out bad interpretation.

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I think its rather unfair to call an interpretation 'retarded' and completely disregard other people's views of the lines when it is an interpretation, which isn't very intellectual of you and if anything depletes the value of your own argument.

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Punctured bicycle on a hillside, desolate,
Could nature make a man of me yet?

Literary fantasy or nonfiction is as much a part of our imagination as our ability to reason afterward within life..

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"How incitful of you, dwarf. Though I can't speak for fenrir,
I beleive that he too has a certain degree of sarcasm
and humor in his posts." - Prince o palities

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you are an idiot, jared, yoric was not hamlet's mother or father figure.
he was a court jester that he found somewhat amusing. He was someone he knew in his childhood, and whose skull he held, but he died when Hamlet was around seven, I'm pretty sure, and a court jester would not be allowed to be a "mother" and "father" to the prince of denmark.
he in no way was on the same intellectual plane as hamlet, he was merely an entertainment tool. The significance of Yoric is not that he was such an incredible person, now reduced to bones, but in fact that he was such a menial person, who was now indistinguishable from the greats such as Napoleon or Cesar. Everyone is equalized in death, and Yoric's skull was a symbol for that anonymity. Yoric, the court jester, died, just as Hamlet's father died, and the two are not nearly the same in his mind, except for the fact that they are both in the category of "dead".
maybe you should read the fucking play instead of telling everyone that they don't know what they're talking about. Hamlet never verbalizes a thought process to carry out his suicide, no. But he was thinking about death, and thinking of himself in the context of "death", and if he were a person then the jump could quite confidently be made that he thought about suicide as well.

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what he needs to address is his obvious lack of knowledge about the play, to say that Yoric was such an incremental figure in Hamlet's life.

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He already knows there is something beyond death because of the ghost however. Yoric was Hamlet's mother and father figure in childhood, he rode on his back, Yoric was the only person to match our hero's wit and guile, and there he is bones dug up like fecal matter. He nearly pukes. Yoric was so very important to hamlet.

But this soliloquoy goes deeper still.

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that's what i said dumbass
read the big wall of text i put  
i'm addressing
Quote: from medjai at 5:17 pm on Dec. 1, 2008

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He already knows there is something beyond death because of the ghost however. Yoric was Hamlet's mother and father figure in childhood, he rode on his back, Yoric was the only person to match our hero's wit and guile, and there he is bones dug up like fecal matter. He nearly pukes. Yoric was so very important to hamlet.  

 But this soliloquoy goes deeper still.

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which is a huge amount of shit

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