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The Dane as never-seen before — in a bold, stunning, attractive prose retelling of Shakespeare’s misfortune by best selling writer John Marsden.Something is rotten in their state of Denmark, but Hamlet can’t make sure what’s evoking the smell. His anger at his mother’s infidelities — along with his greed for that sensuous Ophelia and his lifeless father’s phone to vengeance a "murder most foul" — have his brain in disarray, and he really wants to spread his traitorous uncle’s interiors over the areas. But was it surely his father’s cat that evening to the ramparts, or perhaps a hell-fiend delivered to trick him? "Motion is warm," he shows Ophelia, who lives shut-up in a tower with her longings and lust.