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Friendship: Critical Essay by Robert C. Evans

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SOURCE: Evans, Robert C. “Friendship in Hamlet.Comparative Drama 33, no. 1 (spring 1999): 88-124.

In the following essay, Evans suggests that friendship is a fundamental theme in Hamlet and analyzes Hamlet's relationships in the drama, particularly his strong bond with Horatio.

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