Repeated references to ears and hearing in hamlet are an example of a literary
a. action.
b. motif.
c. theme.
d. pattern.

B. Motif  just took it

In "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, there are repeated references to ears and hearing, this is an example of a literary B. motif. A literary device called motif is an element, idea or subject that is repeated through the entire piece of literature. The motif plays a significant role in the story. Hearing is important in the play to discover the truth, and then when Claudius pours poison into King Hamlet's ear.

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