Hamlet is an excellent example. Furious at his mother's incestuous new marriage, the prince generalizes all women and sees them the same way: evil, unfaithful, and liars. The deep-rooted hatred he feels for his mother's poor choices is now further proclaimed among the innocent woman in his life, Ophelia, to suggest that he hates all women. Hamlet blames his mother for his inability to love anyone or anything, after being informed by his father's ghost of Gertrude's previously committed adultery. He accuses his mother of