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'Frailty, thy name is woman!' — In William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this line is spoken by Hamlet in reference to:
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- 1Ophelia criticizing Hamlet
- 2Gertrude's hasty remarriage after King Hamlet's death✓
- 3Queen Elizabeth's political decisions
- 4The Ghost's lament about betrayal
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Gertrude's hasty remarriage after King Hamlet's death
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