The Mad Folk of Shakespeare: Psychological Essays

action actual ambition appears bear becomes blood brain called cause character conduct daughter death deed desire disease disposition doubt drama effect emotion evidence evil excitement existence expression eyes false fancy father fear feeling fool force Ghost give given grief Hamlet hand hath heart human idea imagination indicates insanity intellectual Kent kind king knowledge Lady Lear less look lord Macbeth madness manner means melancholy mental mind moral motive murder nature needful never noble observation once Ophelia opinion passion pity play Polonius poor present probable Queen reason reference remarkable represented scarcely scene seems seen sense Shakespeare sleep soliloquy soul speak speech spirit strange suffering suggestion temper thee things thou thought Timon tion true truth