The Excessiveness of the Pales

"I think that tat that hamlet has no is struggling up against the coordinatof his own desire, because he can't seem to have access to it," she says. "For him to have anything, the other has to be lacking, like he can't have anything, or else, likethee, the completeness,. especially inthe in in the mother figure, is just abhorrent and oppressive, and has to be, right? And i also think that that, like a, is supportive of what lacon is saying about the play here."