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:When Hamlet feigns mental illness (some speculate that he actually ''was'' mad) to cover his unusual activities, he confides to Horatio, "I am only mad north by northwest" and "There's a method to my madness" | :When Hamlet feigns mental illness (some speculate that he actually ''was'' mad) to cover his unusual activities, he confides to Horatio, "I am only mad north by northwest" and "There's a method to my madness" | ||
| − | Good point, I'll incorporate that. [[ | + | Good point, I'll incorporate that. [[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] |
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- When Hamlet feigns mental illness (some speculate that he actually was mad) to cover his unusual activities, he confides to Horatio, "I am only mad north by northwest" and "There's a method to my madness"
Good point, I'll incorporate that. Ed Poor