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The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark tragedy by William Shakespeare is a and one of his most well-known and oft-quoted plays.
Written between 1600 and the summer of 1602 , this masterpiece of print in 1603 pirated in a version known as the version with no authority. The authorised Second Quarto Elizabethan theatre (Q2) followed shortly after the first, while a slightly altered and reduced version was published in the First Folio first appeared in Bad Quarto , a of Shakespeare's complete works. See Folios and Quartos (Shakespeare) Second Quarto text and the Folio text.
. The text in modern editions is a compromise between the

In theatre , Hamlet is possibly the most often produced work in almost every western country and it is considered a crucial test for mature actors (somewhat unfortunately, since Hamlet is supposed to be a young man). Hamlet's " To be, or not to be " soliloquy (Act Three, Scene One), the most popular passage of the play, is so well known that it has become a stumbling-block for many modern actors.
The play-within-the-play scene, 1875-1876.

is the one of Shakespeare’s great
tragedy, was written during the first part of the 17th century (1600 or 1601), first formed in July 1602, published in printed from in 1603, and made an enlarged edition in 1604.
For discussing analyze that period background when the
work was written. In Shakespeare’s period,
Christianity was the religion that people believed in commonly, then its most
important part was attention of this life’s
glory;
we firstly have to

it is fundamental on persons- chasing the
personal potential, this life’s glory, the esthetics beyond time concept, yet there’s a
problem- they also faced to the empty of this life, therefore, the Renaissance melancholy appeared; Also,
’
was another important part in Italy then, it encouraged a success ruler could build his power by every ways, including bleeding wars and so on. Shakespeare reflected those in
and tried to discuss the necessity.

Moreover, let us discuss the other aspect-
the history of England’s theatre. During the
period of Queen Elizabeth the first (in the late 16th century), the national power was more and more prosperous, for this reason the theatre and play developed. The English play writers imitated Rome epic to create Latin writings and English scripts, that is mixed with classical scholarship, England original play features, moral concept, some popular and low-level factors. Revenge play became a very popular play style at that time, for instance, there are revenge, ghost and chorus- that is
’
s prototype.

At last, Shakespeare created
and
have some reference sources as below,
written with Latin by Saxo Grammaticus during the 12th century
a prose work by the French writer Francois de Belleforest a play script written by Thomas Kyd.

The summary of the plot/story of the works The story basic on a man called Hamlet, who was a princess in Denmark, was trying to find out who killed his father. According to a
ghost who claimed he was Hamlet’ father
demanded Hamlet had to revenge for his dead. For being to find out who was a killer, he had to pretend himself as a mad man, and asked the actors to perform a play about the murder of Gonzago, and told the actor one scene in the play that showed processed of murder of his father, to be able to discover whether the ghost told him the truth, that his father was killed by his uncle Claudius.

In the Perform Claudius’s action let Hamlet
believe that Claudius is guilty that he was the one who took his father life by pours
poison in his father’s ears. After being
departed to London by his uncle king Claudius who believed he was dangerous for his life, Hamlet managed to sneak back to Denmark, on the way back to palace he knew the dead of his lover Ophelia who was drown in the rive, he showed the love he had for Ophelia. He was forced to fight with Laertes because he killed his father Polonius by accident, in the end the Queen Gertrude was dead by drank a poisoned drink which was planed for Hamlet by the king Claudius, Hamlet and Laertes were both dead in the fighting, King Claudius was dead too by Hamlet force him to drink poison drink. . From:Judy Chen

1.Think about Hamlet’s relationship with
Ophelia. Does he love her? Does he stop loving her? Did he ever love her? What evidence can you find in the play to support your opinion?
In different evidence play showed that Hamlet loves Ophelia. First of all, in Act One, Scene Three, Hamlet had said some love to Ophelia before, and in this play Ophelia tells her brother and father, she believes Hamlets is interesting in her. Second, in Act Two, Scene Two, Ophelia claims that while she was sowing Hamlet came to her and took her by the wrist and looked at her for a long time, and Hamlet then turned to walk away,

all the while keeping his eyes on Ophelia and even walking through the doors without averting his gaze, his behavior looks somebody got mad when he lost his love. In Act Three, Scene One, Ophelia hand back some of the tokens which Hamlet proclaimed his love for her to Hamlet. Last, in Act Five, Scene One, Hamlet declaimed and shouted to everybody said he loved Ophelia more than forty thousand of her brothers combined at grave where Ophelia was buried.
Hamlet doesn’t stop to loving her even when
the time Ophelia ceases all contact with
Hamlet by her father’s orders or even Ophelia
returned his letters unopened.
Hamlet loves Ophelia even she couldn’t
understand what kind of love Hamlet has for her. .

Ophelia likes Hamlet immensely but only as a true friend, not as a lover, she is the female friend equivalent of Horatio.
Reference: http://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/victorian/gen der/ophelia.html

2. Analyze the use of comedy in Hamlet , paying particular attention to the gravediggers , Osric , and Polonius . Does comedy serve merely to relieve the tension of the tragedy , or do the comic scenes serve a more serious thematic purpose as well ?
Shakespeare’s works were collected and
printed in various editions in the century following his death, and by the early eighteenth century his reputation as the greatest poet ever to write in English was well established. The unprecedented admiration garnered by his works led to a
fierce curiosity about Shakespeare’s life, but
the dearth of biographical information has
left many details of Shakespeare’s personal
history shrouded in mystery.

Some people have concluded from this fact
that Shakespeare’s plays were really written by someone else—Francis Bacon and the
Earl of Oxford are the two most popular
candidates—but the support for this claim is
overwhelmingly circumstantial, and the theory is not taken seriously by many scholars.
As the Renaissance spread to other countries in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, however, a more skeptical strain of humanism developed, stressing the limitations of human understanding.

For example, the sixteenth-century French humanist, Michel de Montaigne, was no less interested in studying human experiences than the earlier humanists were, but he maintained that the world of experience was a world of appearances, and that human beings could never hope to see past those
appearances into the “realities” that lie
behind them. This is the world in which Shakespeare places his characters. Hamlet is faced with the difficult task of correcting an injustice that he can never have sufficient
knowledge of—a dilemma that is by no
means unique, or even uncommon.

And while Hamlet is fond of pointing out questions that cannot be answered because they concern supernatural and metaphysical matters, the play as a whole chiefly demonstrates the difficulty of knowing the
truth about other people—their guilt or
innocence, their motivations, their feelings, their relative states of sanity or insanity. The world of other people is a world of appearances, and world.
is, fundamentally, a play about the difficulty of living in that www.SparkNotes Hamlet Context.htm

3.Suicide to Hamlet We can find out several events about suicide in the novel of Hamlet. First in Act 1, Scene 2, wallowing in gloom, Hamlet wishes that his living flesh would melt into nothingness. Life is flat and weary for the melancholy Prince. If God had not ruled suicide a mortal sin, Hamlet would readily escape the uselessness of the world through self slaughter. Then in Act 1, Scene 5, charged with avenging his father's murder, Hamlet curses his luck and laments that he was ever born. Earlier, the suicidal prince wished for death. Now he wishes he had never seen life.

In Act 2, Scene 2, Hamlet's melancholy deepens and his suicidal self-hatred grows. The withdrawn Prince no longer feels a desire to be amongst men or women. All is worthless, dead dust to him. Hamlet condemns himself for being a rogue and a pigeon-livered coward. He hates his inactivity and his life. In Act 3, Scene 3, Hamlet wonders whether it is better to live with misery or die with uncertainty. Life is nothing but suffering and enduring fortune's unfair blows. Suicide is the ultimate defense against life's troubles. Suicide offers peaceful sleep; but what dreams may interrupt that sleep?

Hamlet is afraid of the uncertain afterlife and those unknown nightmares that may be in store. Death offers peace, but the dreaded unknown makes men too cowardly to commit suicide. In Act 4, Scene 7, Ophelia has drowned in a suspected suicide. Driven mad by Polonius' murder and Hamlet's betrayal, Ophelia fell from a willow tree into the river. Without struggle, the singing maiden surrendered to the water and drowned. In Act 5, Scene 1, Because suicide is a mortal sin, the gravediggers wonder whether Ophelia will receive a Christian burial.

Ophelia's funeral procession is short and modest. The harsh priest says that her death was suspicious. Without her royal ties, Ophelia would have been buried in unsanctified ground. In Act 5, Scene 2, the culminating suicide is the death of the entire royal clan by its own familial corruption. During the royal massacre, Laertes is slashed with his own poisoned sword. Claudius is killed by his own treacherous plan. Gertrude willfully seizes the chalice that poisons her, and Hamlet dies because his delayed quest for vengeance has led to this final massacre.

Denmark has crumbled because the royal family has killed itself through betrayal and vice.
The question of his own death plagues Hamlet as well, as he repeatedly contemplates whether or not suicide is a morally legitimate action in an unbearably
painful world. Hamlet’s grief and misery is
such that he frequently longs for death to end his suffering, but he fears that if he commits suicide, he will be consigned to eternal suffering in hell because of the
Christian religion’s prohibition of suicide. In
his famous

“ To be or not to be” soliloquy (III.i), Hamlet
philosophically concludes that no one would choose to endure the pain of life if he or she were not afraid of what will come after death, and that it is this fear which causes complex moral considerations to interfere with the capacity for action.

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is without question the most famous play in the English language. Probably written in 1601 or 1602, the tragedy is amilestone in Shakespeare's dramatic development; according to most critics, the playwright achieved artistic maturity in this work through his brilliant depiction of the hero's struggle with two opposing forces: moral integrity and the need to avenge his father's murder. Shakespeare's focus on this conflict was are evolutionary departure from contemporary revenge tragedies which tended to graphically dramatize violent acts on stage in that it emphasized the hero's dilemma rather than the depiction of bloody deeds.

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(2) The dramatist's genius is also evident in his transformation of the play's literary sources-especially the contemporaneous Ur-Hamlet into an exceptional tragedy. The Ur-Hamlet, before Shakespeare's or "original Hamlet,
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is alost play that scholars believe was written mere decades dramatic context for the later tragedy. Numerous sixteenth-century records attest to the existence of the Ur-Hamlet, Tragedy.
Hamlet, providing much of the with some references linking its composition to Thomas Kyd, the author of The Spanish

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(1) Shakespeare's
scholars the
is based on a 12th century tale by Saxo Grammaticus, which Shakespeare most certainly never saw, and is part of a spate of revenge dramas which were extemely popular around the turn of the seventeenth century; the missing link between Saxo and Shakespeare may be an earlier play about Hamlet (called by have been written by the Ur-Revenger himself,
Thomas Kyd, based in turn on François de
Belleforest's
translation of Saxo. ), which may or may not (1570), a free

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(2) The revenge drama derived originally from the Roman tragedies of Seneca but was established on the English stage by Thomas Kyd with criticism
(c. 1590). This work, which opens with the Ghost of Andrea and Revenge, deals with Hieronimo, a Spanish gentleman who is driven to melancholy by the murder of his son. Between spells of madness, he discovers who the murderers are and plans his ingenious revenge. He stages a play in which the murderers take part, and, while enacting his role, Hieronimo actually kills them, then kills himself. "Hamlet" was the play, or rather Hamlet himself was the character, in the intuition and exposition of which I first made my turn for philosophical

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(3) and especially for insight into the genius of Shakspere, noticed. This happened first amongst my acquaintances, as Sir George Beaumont will bear witness; and subsequently, long before as "frantic;" " 1 Schlegel had delivered at Vienna the lectures on Shakspere, which he afterwards published, . Mr. Hazlitt, whose hatred of me is in such an inverse ratio to my zealous kindness towards him, as to be defended by his warmest admirer, Charles Lamb - (who, God bless him! besides his characteristic obstinacy of adherence to old friends, as long at least as they are at all down in the world, is linked as by a charm to Hazlitt's conversation) - only

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(4) That is a lie; for I myself heard the very same character of Hamlet from Coleridge before he went to Germany, and when he had neither read nor could read a page of German!" Now Hazlitt was on a visit to me at my cottage at Nether Stowey, Somerset, in the summer of the year 1798, in the September of which year I first was out of sight of the shores of Great Britain.

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School No:89110159 Name:黃振郎(1) Shattered by his mother’s decision to marry Claudius so soon after her husband’s death,
Hamlet becomes cynical about women in general, showing a particular obsession with what he perceives to be a connection between female sexuality and moral corruption. This motif of misogyny, or hatred of women, occurs sporadically throughout the play, but it is an important inhibiting
factor in Hamlet’s relationships with Ophelia
and Gertrude. He urges Ophelia to go to a
nunnery and exclaims of Gertrude, “Frailty, thy name is woman” (I.ii.146).
One facet of
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s exploration of the difficulty of attaining true knowledge is slipperiness of language.

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Words are used to communicate ideas, but they can also be used to distort the truth, manipulate other people, and serve as tools in corrupt quests for power. Claudius is the most obvious example of a man who manipulates words to enhance his own power. The sinister uses of words are represented by images of ears and hearing,
from Claudius’s murder of the king by pouring poison into his ear to Hamlet’s claim to Horatio that “I have words to speak in thine ear will make thee dumb” (IV.vi.21). The poison poured in the king’s ear by Claudius is
used by the ghost to symbolize the corrosive
effect of Claudius’s dishonesty on the health
of Denmark. Declaring that the story that he was killed by a snake is a lie, he says that
“ the whole ear of Denmark” is “Rankly abused. . . .” (I.v.36–38).

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Poison plays an important role in the play. We first run into poison when we learn about the death of King Hamlet. He was killed by his brother, who poured poison in his ear.
Then, Hamlet’s mom Gertrude is killed by a
poisonous drink. Hamlet and Laertes are killed by the poisonous rapier. King Claudius also dies from the poisoned rapier. The soliloquies are dramatically rhetorical speeches of self-reflection. Hamlet is a culmination of these characters, capable of far more complexity and psychological introspection. Political interpretations of Hamlet also abound, in which Hamlet hides the spirit of political resistance, or represent a challenge to a corrupt regime.

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Hamlet is a kind of tragedy story, author use terrible ending to teach those person who are greedy on power, selfish on personal enjoyment, and forgiveness on personal mistake.
Hamlet was a man, who may stay aboard happily forever, destine brought him back to face the suddenly dead father, and re-marry mother, he lost the love over night which he thoughts would have forever from his parent, with sadness he encountered with his father ghost who demanded him to revenge for him.

Name : Judy Chen(2)
Hamlet’s psychologies has to struggle on
revenge or not revenge, revenge that mean he has to kill his uncle who was believe to be a murder, and destroy the happiness on his mother, not revenge that mean he has to face the disappointed on his dead father, it is hard to decide what to do for Hamlet, it is refection on human behavior, we are always taught to forget some one mistake, but when you encountered with situation like Hamlet, can you forget the person who kill your lovely relative or rob your favorite lover ? It is kinds of pain that ready hard to be obeying forgiveness..

Name : Judy Chen(3) Ophelia was a lady, who may marry Hamlet with a lot of children playing around, if she
didn’t take advices from her brother, and father, and accept the Hamlet’s love. She is an innocent lady, she doesn’t much should
what she wants, and what she needs, she listens whatever her brother and father suggestions. Life is become frustrated when her father was killed and her brother was far away, if Ophelia could be able to accept the love from Hamlet, Hamlet may not get craze to kill her father by accident, If Ophelia could be able to company Hamlet and courage Hamlet to ignore the ghost.

Name : Judy Chen(4) Hamlet will not act without any
consideration. Ophelia’s position is the key
to save everybody, but unfortunate she obeys her father and ignores Hamlet. Suffering on lose her father and lacking of advices she had to take her own life by drown in the river.
King Claudius’s character presented same of
men behavior, greedy for getting Power, money, women, he is willing to kill his own brother without any mercy, he won most of target that he likes, but he lost his soul to
devil, he couldn’t have peace life, for
preventing to be kill, he has to use somebody sword to kill Hamlet that leading to destroy himself too.

Name : Judy Chen(5) Queen Gertrude, she was blind on anything,
and didn’t much sorry on the dead of her
former husband, quickly re-marry to enjoy
another new life, she didn’t much sympathies
on her son suffer on her marriage and suffer on lost his lovely father, If she could be hold
a litter bit longer to mourn her husband’s
dead with her son Hamlet, and try as
possible to confront Hamlet’s sadness,
Hamlet will not too disappoint on her, and may not believe what ghost said.
She was a woman, whose life only understands how to enjoy happily without to consideration of any effect side may occur.

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This story Came this from Hamlet to her love see Reads the letter.
'To the celestial, and my soul's idol, the most beautified Ophelia you shall hear.Those my filled with joy a cheerful look at Hamlet by William Shakespeare. I did very well note him.The Hamlet Queen to marry to have poison and knavish the King.Hamlet for revenge lost lot of love and waste his time and energy on trifles.else seeing mixture rank Queen`s husband the murther gets the love infected so natural magic and dire property.Too much the poison in he heart. On life usurp immediately.Too people half dead and hoverinf between life was convicted of murder.

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Here is Hamlet's most famous speech as it appears in the Bad Quarto.
Hamlet's speech to his mother has less to do with the murder and how it is wrong than with her sexual acting-out and how it is disgusting. Many of us today will see this as a sexual double-standard from Shakespeare's own time. Maybe this is true; in any case, I'm old enough to remember the double standard and how wrong it was. Instead, focus on the queen's adultery and ingratitude, wrongs against her former husband. Now that Hamlet has killed Polonius, he has become himself a murderer and the object of Laertes's just quest for revenge. Laertes is son to Polonius either as culpable as Claudius, or excuse him entirely. be understanding If was me as same as to strike back too,we heard Hamlet talk about his own "patient merit".

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Now Hamlet is all-too-human had hideous crimes.else I hope Hamlet and his mother reaffirm their love for one another. From now Hamlet will no longer talk about life not being worth living. She climbed a willow that hung out over a river. She fell into the river, simply continued singing, and drowned when her clothes waterlogged. Please note that this is obviously an accident, not a suicide -- just as when a crazy person walks in front of a bus nowadays. I think Claudius gives it out as a suicide just to inflame Laertes. We don't know who saw Ophelia drown, or why nobody tried to save her. Perhaps an observer from the castle battlements, or perhaps her last acts were reconstructed from the scene, or perhaps we are asking the wrong question Analyze the use of comedy in Hamlet, paying particular attention to the gravediggers, Osric, and Polonius. Does comedy serve merely to relieve the tension of the tragedy, or do the comic scenes serve a more serious thematic purpose as well?

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There seems to be some mysterious design behind life which makes things work out and gives life its meaning. Unfortunately for Hamlet and other decent people, it doesn't always bring about altogether happy endings. Still, it's grand being part of things. Hamlet says he is dying, In the medieval and renaissance world, it was the special privilege of the court jester to tell the truth. He could do this without fear of reprisals. In Shakespeare's plays (notably "Twelfth Night", "As You Like It", and "King Lear"), the jester's role as truth teller is central. "Hamlet" has dealt with the themes of honesty, dishonesty, and truth-telling. In this most famous scene of all, tells We all end up in the same place, dead.

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There actually killed onstage The hero upbraids himself for delaying,To saw figuring out how to kill a king surrounded by guards against.
To be, or not to be, aye, there's the point, To die, to sleep, is that all? No, to sleep, to dream, For in that dream of death, when we awake, Show the present age is left alone of talks to the audience for such puzzle today.People is trapped in a situation where things are obviously very wrong.Everybody else probably does, too, even without any ghost. Especially, Hamlet is upset that he needs to make compromises with the world in which he finds himself. Perhaps this is confusing He should with Ophelia have been faithfulness and friendship available since her father.

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Hamlet says he is "sick at heart" over his father's death and his mother's remarriage. Perhaps the ordinary people like him there would be riots. Since this is historical a tragicomedy fiction, Matrilineal descent is known among some primitive people in our own century, and is attested to by ancient writers on various cultures. The advantage of this system is that the best men tend to get picked for hereditary positions of power. May be stupid and get himself killed quickly. Let me see about in spite of what anybody else may you, we know of no human culture in which the men, who are physically stronger and do the fighting, the women make the laws and the big decisions You may decide this is unfortunate.

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Hamlet is left alone. He talks to himself the audience. Today's movie directors would use voice-overs for such speeches He talks about losing interest in life and how upset he is by his mother's remarriage and its implications. Hamlet is trapped in a situation where things are obviously very wrong.
she obeys her father's wishes and agrees she will not see Hamlet any more.
Hamlet is unable to show the passion in real life. he is alone and angry with himself. He is upset because he he always for procrastinating and failing to take revenge.when for his father's death. Hamlet miss an opportunity to kill Claudius , This is he hesitates suffering start. If Hamlet kills Claudius . He would`t have had his revenge and to enjoy a prince the life style.

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Hamlet`s mother is confronted by a erratic matrimony . Hamlet should trying to talk her about to the murder and ghosts and monsters.Let`s the Queen suspects that Claudius is hiding behind the evil.
The Queen horrified at tries to chastise son . Hamlet is nowhere as bad as killing a king and marrying .Every things he has done wrong, including wronging He tries to show attributing only own love.Hamlet confronted with Ophelia misplaced love. The Queen thinks Hamlet is mad, because she leave the judgement that about the ghost is real to forgo any romantic encounter.he not to save and tries to get help with oneself plans. he is making for revenge on Claudius and not to understand how to forget The ghost enters.
When Ophelia feeling grief regarding her father's death. Hamlet nowhere amazed at Ophelia's condition and help with her and to protect her from doing herself harm. Ophelia really is insane. Throughout this scene she sings about death and behaves erratically. Hamlet laments all the misfortunes that have befallen Ophelia that occur later,

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Laertes comes back to Elsinore after he hears about his father's death. Laertes believes that Claudius had something to do with the death of Polonius.
Ophelia death accidental.The importance of this issue is discussed during the "grave digging scene". Hamlet is surprised by the gravedigger's jokes while performing their tasks. Hamlet makes comments on the fact that no matter.he is overshadowed by the gravedigger's comments. by the fact that he finds out that Ophelia is going to be buried in the funeral.sufficient discover Hamlet still loves Ophelia, though he has been mean to her and he previously told her that he never loved her.Hamlet crying with grief, Hamlet was the only one who ever truly loved her and that Laertes has no right to be displaying such emotions. Laertes and Hamlet start fighting in the grave and have to be separated.After some discussion, Hamlet agrees to the match.

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Hamlet calls himself "gutless" ("I am lily-livered and lack gall"). Some commentators have taken Hamlet at his word, and thought he is depressed of which interfere with action. Read the story about talk to change to another post of circumstances. Especially, Hamlet is upset that he needs to make compromises with the world in which he finds himself. But it's true to the human experience, and the ideas that Shakespeare has been developing literary works.
she obeys her father's wishes and agrees she will not see Hamlet any more.
Hamlet is unable to show the passion in real life. he is alone and angry with himself. He is upset because he he always for procrastinating and failing to take revenge.when for his father's death. Hamlet miss an opportunity to kill Claudius , This is he hesitates suffering start. If Hamlet kills Claudius . He would`t have had his revenge and to enjoy a prince the life style.

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Hamlet`s mother is confronted by a erratic matrimony . Hamlet should trying to talk her about to the murder and ghosts and monsters.Let`s the Queen suspects that Claudius is hiding behind the evil.
The Queen horrified at tries to chastise son . Hamlet is nowhere as bad as killing a king and marrying .Every things he has done wrong, including wronging He tries to show attributing only own love.Hamlet confronted with Ophelia misplaced love. The Queen thinks Hamlet is mad, because she leave the judgement that about the ghost is real to forgo any romantic encounter.he not to save and tries to get help with oneself plans. he is making for revenge on Claudius and not to understand how to forget The ghost enters.
When Ophelia feeling grief regarding her father's death. Hamlet nowhere amazed at Ophelia's condition and help with her and to protect her from doing herself harm. Ophelia really is insane. Throughout this scene she sings about death and behaves erratically. Hamlet laments all the misfortunes that have befallen Ophelia that occur later,

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Hamlet`s mother is confronted by a erratic matrimony . Hamlet should trying to talk her about to the murder and ghosts and monsters.Let`s the Queen suspects that Claudius is hiding behind the evil.
Ophelia really is insane. Throughout this scene she sings about death and behaves erratically. Hamlet laments all the misfortunes that have befallen Ophelia that occur later, Laertes comes back to Elsinore after he hears about his father's death. Laertes believes that Claudius had something to do with the death of Polonius.
The importance of this issue is discussed during the "grave digging scene" Ophelia death accidental. Hamlet is surprised by the gravedigger's jokes while performing their tasks. Hamlet makes comments on the fact that no matter.he is overshadowed by the gravedigger's comments.

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by the fact that he finds out that Ophelia is going to be buried in the funeral.sufficient discover Hamlet still loves Ophelia, though he has been mean to her and he previously told her that he never loved her. When Hamlet sees Laertes jump into the grave, crying with grief, Hamlet jumps in after and protests that he was the only one who ever truly loved her and that Laertes has no right to be displaying such emotions. Laertes and Hamlet start fighting in the grave and have to be separated.After some discussion, Hamlet agrees to the match.

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(1) In my idea, Hamlet is a waver person. His waver makes many people die or suicide, for example, innocent Ophelia choose to suicide doubtfully, Hamlet kills Polonius wrongly, Getrude drink the poisonous wine wrongly, Laertes is hurt by the poisonous sword, and Hamlet suicide to end this story. We can say that no one is the winner. Although Claudius
starts the tragedy, however, Hamlet’s waver
leads the story go to the world of death. Because Hamlet wastes time to do meaningless waver, not to make the most important decision, to suffer or to fight against Claudius, as the result, many unrelated people are involved in the terrible storm.

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(2) Ophelia is the most poor victim. Her innocence reflects the other people selfish, sly, and cruel; her obedience makes her die in paternal society. She is the traditional female, and is obedient to her father, brother and the king, even trust her lover-Hamlet completely, however, everyone lies to her. This role of Ophelia appears in our society nowadays, maybe “she” is my mother, friend, and even myself. The other key point I want to state, is the influence of religion. At that time the story mentioned, moral and religion connected together mostly. People believed Christianity at that time, and Christianity rules were most moral ones, for instance,

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(3) Christianity didn’t allow its believers to suicide, the person die of suicide cannot be buried by Christian way. We can discover the powerful influence of religion at certain time.
Lastly, Shakespeare uses a great deal of soliloquy to make closer to audience and describe the feelings of human beings. That simile and comparison are the most important ways, is used to describe complex of human beings widespreadly, especially in soliloquy.

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The two most famous statement in Hamlet, “ (4) to be or not to be, that is the question.”, and “ O, that this too solid flesh would melt”, represents to die or to live, to suffer or to fight, desire or scary of death, and so on, which makes the whole play have more measure of capacity, and to describe those human complex more adequately.

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