Act II and III of Hamlet, what are some motifs, in your opinion?

eh its ok... i dont like shakspeare persay

A motif is a recurring element that has symbolic significance. What's the symbolic significance of confusion? There are not "endless possibilities." There is such a thing as right or wrong. If you make up "motifs" that Shakespeare did not intend then you are wrong. Also, I have no idea what motifs are "in the second and third acts." Motifs, as recurring elements, tend to be scattered all through the play, not just in particular acts.

Some of the motifs in Hamlet are:

(1) book/brain

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Usurp - Usurp Your Sovereignty of Reason

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Old_Men - Old Men in the Book of his Brain

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Remembrances - Remembrances in the Book of Their Brains

(2) wheels

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Revolution - Fine Revolution

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Wheel_Becomes - How the Wheel Becomes It

(3) voice/silence

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Rest_Is_Silence - The Rest Is Silence

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Voice - The Voice of Denmark

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Hell_Breathes_Contagion - Hell Itself Breathes Out Contagion

http://www.thyorisons.com/#Whore_Ratio - Unpacking the Whore in His Heart's Core - Whore Rational - Horatio

There are also some more complicated motifs that I don't yet fully understand: birth/death/womb/grave, dirt/graveyard, demonic possession, purgatory/confession .