Was the More Deceived?

You shouldn't have believed me, since we're all rotten at the core, no matter how hard we try to be virtuous. I didn't love you. I was the more deceived. Then I guess I was misled.

What does Ophelia mean when she says I was the more deceived?

So when Ophelia says she's even more deceived in hearing that Hamlet never loved her, she's telling us she's already been disappointed — perhaps she's already realized this relationship was doomed, and now it's worse, as he's telling her that he never loved her.

What is Ophelia's last line?

Ophelia's Madness

When Hamlet leaves Ophelia alone after the nunnery suggestion, she laments the decline of Hamlet and ends her lines with “O woe is me / T'have seen what I have seen, see what I see.” In act four, her lines are in her state of madness, yet have enough sense to them.