Hamlet is Too Smart for Himself

The reason Hamlet was not too clever for himself Hamlet just killed Claudius. He also killed Queen Luthers and poisoned himself. The threat of death is necessary to do what his deceased father ordered him. There is a main view that he wants to be emotional, but when all his emotions are gathered, he will murder Polonius. Another view is that he is full of the moral killing, but he can change his notes and literally be able to judge that two old friends who have just obeyed are dead I will.

Hamlet is a young man whose father was murdered, but Hamlet is not the only person whose father was killed in this play. Of course, old Polonius was also killed by Hamlet himself, leaving behind Ophelia and Lerates, the two children whose father, who was in the position of Hamlet, was suddenly murdered. Ophelia showed a so-called passive response. There is no doubt that Ophelia will eventually be overwhelmed. Shocked by Hamlet's refusal and father's death, he died angrily. Whether death is suicide is unknown. The priest accuses it in doubt. She is angry, so she has not consciously chosen to clearly commit suicide. But it may be an unconscious will. This is a passive reaction to the death of a deeply beloved and respected father.

In the story of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet", Hamlet was considered crazy and crazy for his revenge against his uncle. However, Hamlet himself behaves as if he is crazy, and actually controls himself completely. In this theater, Hamlet tries to find a person who can trust himself and be untrustworthy. The three characters who influenced Hamlet in the play were Claudius, Gertrude, Horatio. These people positively or negatively reflect Hamlet. For Hamlet, the only thing he wants is revenge and justice for his father's death. If this means losing friendship and lover, then he will accept. At the end of the script, Hamlet gained justice for the Danish people by defeating his enemies and regaining pride.