"cozened you at hoodman-blind"
Metaphor
Act 3,
Scene 4
Lines 65-73
In this metaphor, Gertrude, in her foolish choice of Claudius over King Hamlet, is compared to a player in blindman’s bluff who cannot distinguish one person from another.
In this metaphor, Gertrude, in her foolish choice of Claudius over King Hamlet, is compared to a player in blindman’s bluff who cannot distinguish one person from another.