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A lot of the time being mad is seen as something wrong entirely, however sometimes, it can be justified. Which is what Hamlet is seen to believe during the play and what made the audience believe. In Act Three Scene Four, Hamlet is seen to be talking to himself to his mother. Within Act two Scene Two, Polonius is seen trying to convince himself with Hamlet as well that Hamlet is not insane. Additionally, Hamlet is seen to come to the realization of his madness with Act Five S