" FTP name this son of Pollonius and brother of Ophelia in Hamlet.
He was supposedly praised by a gentleman from Normandy named Lamord, making another character jealous. In his first lines, which come shortly after the departure of Cornelius and Voltimand, he begs leave to return to France. He dismisses the character's favor as "A violet in the youth of primy nature" in taking leave of his sister, then patiently listens to such tidbits as "Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar" in a lecture by his father which culminates with the advice, "to thine own self be true." FTP name this son of Pollonius and brother of Ophelia in Hamlet.
He was supposedly praised by a gentleman from Normandy named Lamord, making another character jealous.
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