(1, 3, 104). She asks her father what to think; this exhibits extreme dependence and submissiveness. As quoted above, Polonius claims to “teach” (1, 3, 105) Ophelia how to think, and he tells Ophelia to think of herself as a “baby” (1, 3, 105) and “green girl” (1, 3, 101). He compares Ophelia to a baby, someone who does not has the ability to think and make decision. He considers Ophelia very immature and naïve, and he has enormous power over Ophelia.
With Ophelia’s loyalty, she decides to obey Polonius’s…
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