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The correct answer to the question: How does the excerpt exemplify Elizabethan drama?, would be, A: by exploring human emotions.
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"The Tragedy of Hamlet", or simply "Hamlet", is a play that was written by author William Shakespeare and it is one of his best known works. Written between 1599 and 1602, "Hamlet" narrates the story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, whose life is turned upside down when his father is murdered and his mother marries his own uncle. If thought about it, the entire play of "Hamlet" is the every examplification of human emotions, how they play a role in what a person does, what he says and how he acts. Hamlet is basically driven by these very human emotions and he displays them often, to the point that people think he has gone insane with grief. But nowhere is this more clearly displayed than in this excerpt where Hamlet´s words are charged with how overcome he is by his own emotions and feelings regarding the death of his own father, and the time it took his mother to stop grieving him and marrying someone else. THis is why the answer here is A.
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The answer is A: by exploring human emotions
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