Hamlet, A Rational Thinker

"Whether that or not, this is a problem," Shakespeare's assertion revolutionized the idea of ​​the people of the 17th century. Prince Hamlet played a vulnerable role in the sentence after his father's death. Not only did Hamlet no longer play the role of his father, he abandoned the position of the throne, not only faced social problems but also realized that he was voluntarily losing his will because of what Claudius did It was.

Details 1: First of all, Prince Hamlet is considered a Hamlet scholar, thinker, and a person who does not act without thorough analysis. When the plot began to form, Hamlet's flaw as a central role became obvious. The plot of "Hamlet" shows that Hamlet 's father came to him as a ghost and defended his death. Hamlet noticed that his uncle Claudius murdered his father to marry his mother Gertrude and took him from his autumn. Hamlet understands that this treachery should be retaliated. In order to restore the honor of him and his father, Hamlet will face his uncle. Details 2: But Hamlet is hesitant to kill a man to retaliate against the death of another man as a man who puts the reasons first. At this point, the personality of Hamlet is formed, he thinks he is hesitant and can not decide the action to take.

Unlike Raltes, Hamlet is a thinker. Unlike Fortinbras, he is not a born soldier. Hamlet is a scholar; he is trained intelligently to think and to consider all options before a philosopher makes a decision. Although he thinks that revenge is wrong, he is not satisfied with the actions of Claudius. He knew that Claudius was a criminal and he should die, but Hamlet was not a natural murderer. Fortinbras is a soldier, Laertes has a cold head so there is no problem in killing the right person, but Hamlet is a decent man who is tired of all the mistakes he sees. He is not a criminal, so can not kill deliberately with cold blood. This is what Claudius did. He is not claudius. Moreover, as a thinker, he is concerned about good and evil, and their long-term influence.