He accuses her of being a "breeder of sinners" . Hamlet also says that if Ophelia were to marry, she'd turn her husband into a "monster" because she would destroy the person he once was. Ophelia is devastated by Hamlet's harsh behavior,and in the moment he says, "I loved you not", she most likely lose any feelings toward him. It is hard to know if Ophelia love Hamlet but if she did she was devastated that Hamlet, the man who once spoke to her with "words of so sweet breath" seems to turned on her and I, of ladies most deject and wretched,that sucked the honey of his music vows, now see that noble and most sovereign reason out of tune and harsh. Ophelia and Hamlet's relationship is nothing short of a typical game of cat and mouse. This entire time Hamlet has put himself out there constantly over and over again. No where in "Hamlet" does it say that Ophelia is in love with him. It even openly says that she just rejects his letters. His love for Ophelia is beyond any other women's dream. In his life he has been betrayed by his mother and he has taken it out on Ophelia. So there is evidence to one of the reasons Ophelia may not or will never love him. He was constantly abusing her verbally and emotionally. His hatred for his mother has almost blind Hamlet because almost every time they are together he has something rude and ignorant to say. " So you mis-take your husbands", he claims her and all the other women will and have mis-taken their husbands instead of taking them for better or worst. He makes Ophelia the advocate of women and when he does this he takes her and just unleashes his anger for women. Ultimately it is his mother's fault for ruining a mutual love between the two. Hamlet's mother is the one who made him into a monster." Or, if thou wilt needs marry, marry a fool; for wise men know well enough what monsters you make of them",
He accuses her of being a "breeder of sinners" . Hamlet also says that if Ophelia were to marry, she'd turn her husband into a "monster" because she would destroy the person he once was. Ophelia is devastated by Hamlet's harsh behavior,and in the moment he says, "I loved you not", she most likely lose any feelings toward him. It is hard to know if Ophelia love Hamlet but if she did she was devastated that Hamlet, the man who once spoke to her with "words of so sweet breath" seems to turned on her and I, of ladies most deject and wretched,that sucked the honey of his music vows, now see that noble and most sovereign reason out of tune and harsh. Ophelia and Hamlet's relationship is nothing short of a typical game of cat and mouse. This entire time Hamlet has put himself out there constantly over and over again. No where in "Hamlet" does it say that Ophelia is in love with him. It even openly says that she just rejects his letters. His love for Ophelia is beyond any other women's dream. In his life he has been betrayed by his mother and he has taken it out on Ophelia. So there is evidence to one of the reasons Ophelia may not or will never love him. He was constantly abusing her verbally and emotionally. His hatred for his mother has almost blind Hamlet because almost every time they are together he has something rude and ignorant to say. " So you mis-take your husbands", he claims her and all the other women will and have mis-taken their husbands instead of taking them for better or worst. He makes Ophelia the advocate of women and when he does this he takes her and just unleashes his anger for women. Ultimately it is his mother's fault for ruining a mutual love between the two. Hamlet's mother is the one who made him into a monster." Or, if thou wilt needs marry, marry a fool; for wise men know well enough what monsters you make of them",