Ophelia

Ophelia is a character from William Shakespeare's play "Hamlet." She is a young woman and the daughter of Polonius, serving as a woman of the Danish court. Throughout the play, she navigates complex relationships with her father, her brother, and Hamlet, the prince. Ophelia's character is often associated with innocence and vulnerability, and her storyline explores themes of love, loyalty, madness, and tragedy. Her descent into madness and eventual death highlight the chaos and emotional turmoil that pervade the play, making her a symbol of lost innocence and the destructive effects of political and personal conflict.