Today we enjoyed identifying many cliches that derive from Hamlet such as "Frailty thy name is women;" Neither a borrower nor a lender be:" and Shakespeare's version of clothes make the man, We further studied Hamlet's obsession with sexuality given his mother's incestuous marriage to her brother in law and discussed how this sin of incest symbolically represents moral decay and corruption that permeates the state of Denmark and the state of Man.Last, we studied the diction and syntax of Polonius , the prolix advisor to the King.