> > while this all came from the sillyness of the Reduced Shakspear Company, and the Stooge stuff
> > was a joke, I thought this stuff about the son's avenging their fathers was rather clever. I had
> > never heard it before and seemed rather original and insightful.
>
> That, yeah. I get unreasonably upset when people describe Hamlet as "all thought and no action", though.
>
> Paul

Well, he does spend most of the play tring to decied wether to kill his uncle or himself.

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