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Read Hamlet’s description of his mother from Act III of Hamlet. And melt in her own fire: proclaim no shame When the compulsive ardour gives the charge, Since frost itself as actively doth burn, And reason panders will. What motif is used in these lines? heat and coldness, love and hate, mother-child relationships, passionate relationships

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Nadra
This description would have the heat and coldness motif. The idea might be to contrast her action, her duality. On the one hand she might represent the "heat" because she seems to be burnt by her own decision and "coldness" because she seems to be detached and shameless. 
annyksl

The motif in these lines is heat and coldness.

What is a motif?

  • A motif is a concept that is repeated within a narrative.
  • In the text above, we can see the idea of the contrast between hot and cold is repeated during the quote, thus being an example of a motif.

The passage above uses the motif to highlight the duality and inconstancy that Hamlet sees in his mother. This shows the reader how Hamlet's mother confuses him and how her actions are contradictory, confused, and different.

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