Hamlet & The Open Boat
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If the narrator in Stephen CraneÆs The Open Boat could advise Hamlet, he would more than likely tell him not to lose faith in brotherhood. For the gentle brotherhood that forges a community among the men in the boat is one that sustains them through adversity and despair. Hamlet, in contrast, withdraws and internalizes his adversity and despair. Hamlet has good friends, despite those who betray him. Ophelia does love him. Horatio loves him dearly and tries to prevent him from
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