text: This character admonishes another to not show others the "the steep and thorny way to heaven" while treading the "primrose path of dalliance."
full_question: This character admonishes another to not show others the "the steep and thorny way to heaven" while treading the "primrose path of dalliance." In one scene, this character hands out flowers and herbs but keeps rue to herself. A character picks up a skull at this character's burial, at which this character's brother jumps into the grave. This character sings nonsense like "hey non nonny, nonny" in a scene that takes place shortly before her death. After a soliloquy that states that "conscience does make cowards of us all," this sister of Laertes is told to "Get thee to a nunnery." For 10 points, name this Shakespearean character, the daughter of Polonius who drowns in Hamlet.
first_sentence: This character admonishes another to not show others the "the steep and thorny way to heaven" while treading the "primrose path of dalliance."
raw_answer: Ophelia