A model of the character Ophelia from Shakespeare's play "Hamlet":

Description:
Ophelia is depicted as a young and innocent noblewoman, typically dressed in a flowing white
gown adorned with delicate floral patterns. Her hair is often styled in loose curls, with flowers
woven into it to symbolize her connection to nature. Her complexion is fair, with rosy cheeks,
and her eyes reflect her gentle and compassionate nature.

Features:
-Attire: A long, ethereal white gown with lace and floral embellishments, representing her purity
and innocence.
Accessories: She carries a small bouquet of wildflowers, symbolizing her affinity with nature
and her fragile mental state.
Expression: Ophelia's expression is one of melancholy and sadness, reflecting the turmoil she
faces throughout the play.
Posture: She stands with a slight hunch, conveying her vulnerability and inner turmoil.

Props:
- A basket filled with flowers, representing her connection to nature and her role as a symbol of
purity and beauty.
- A handkerchief, which she may clutch tightly, symbolizing her fragility and the weight of her
emotions.

Backdrop:
The model stands against a backdrop of a serene garden or meadow, with hints of darkness
creeping in around the edges, representing the looming tragedy that befalls Ophelia in the play.
This model captures the essence of Ophelia as a tragic and complex character, whose innocence
and purity are tragically destroyed by the events of the play.