a ministering angel shall my sister be
The phrase "a ministering angel shall my sister be" is a line from William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet. It is spoken by Laertes, the brother of Ophelia, who has been driven to madness and eventually dies by drowning. In this line, Laertes expresses his belief that his sister, even in death, will become an angelic figure who can provide comfort and guidance to others. The phrase suggests Laertes' love for his sister and his hope for her in the afterlife.
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