Answer:
.Ophelia confronts Hamlet and tells him that she wishes to return all the "remembrances" he had given her. Hamlet denies that he had given her anything. During their conversation, the prince gets quite upset and insults Ophelia, telling her: "get thee to a nunnery," for she should not breed sinners
Explanation:
When Ophelia attempts to return Hamlet's "tenders of affection", firstly, Hamlet denies ever having given her any gifts -- " No, not I. I never gave you aught ." (III. I. 105)-- and then, as Ophelia insists that he did, immediately counters her offering with a fierce question: " Ha, ha, are you honest?"
(He claims to have never loved her in the first place.)
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