Hamlet's Childish Behaviour and Contempt of Others

Hamlet believes that teenagers in the 1990s are more than teenagers of his own era. Hamlet is immature, ironic, frustrated and acts with a passionate passion that closely resembles the behavior of young people in the 1990s. Love, control of behavior, and the ability to overcome depression are just a few ways to prove maturity. Obviously, Hamlet loves Ophelia in his own way ... idols of the celestial body and the soul, the most beautiful Ophelia ... (Hamlet II, ii, 109-110 But his approach to his lover It is not mature enough to include trust.

The explanation about Shakespeare 's Hamlet is a person who is acting inconsistently. A good example is his action against Ophelia. First of all, we heard that Ophelia received a note from Hamlet that it might be a love letter, but Hamlet denied this. Ophelia complained that he deeply denied some very blatant things, then he acknowledged that he truly loved her and removed a worthy attitude before the absolute. He insulted her words completely like "... let's go to the monastery ...". It is a "sinner supplier". He also insulted her paintings, God did this and said that you changed it with whom. Ophelia inevitably thinks that Hamlet is angry. His plan goes well. That's why Shakespeare makes Hamlet very smart. Hamlet also jumped on her grave at the end of the game, fought Lerthes, claiming his love to her; '... 40,000 brothers ... impossible, wit!

Hamlet is a tragic drama, but Shakespeare incorporates much of Hamlet's extension, including sarcastic elements. His irony is often caused by his disdain for the subject or someone, and is usually told in such a way that his remarks look innocent. Hamlet's satire first appeared in his interaction with Horatio when King Hamlet's funeral continued after Queen's remarriage. - The unanswered question has reached one month after Hamlet began to mourn the death of his father. Not only because his father's death was difficult to reveal, his crown was taken from under him by Uncle Hamlet. Gertrude (mother of Hamlet) married Claudius within one month after his death. Hamlet seems to have a suicidal tendency, but he shows that his madness seems to be completely controlled, and that he desires more peace of mind than real death.

Prince Hamlet grieved the death of his father and mother, Queen Gertrude remarried Claudius. Hamlet 's father' s ghost appeared before him and Claudius poisoned him. Hamlet swears revenge. He arranged an old drama whose story resembled the story of Claudius. Hamlet 's behavior is considered crazy. Through the curtain he stabbed his sword into the murder of the prisoner Polo Nius. Polonius's son, Laertes, returned to Denmark to revenge his father's death. Polonius' daughter, Ophelia, loves the prince, but his atrocities drive her crazy. Ophelia died in Surabaya. A duel took place and ended with the deaths of Gertrude, Leltz, Claudius and Hamlet. The topics discussed in the plot include hesitation, pursuit of revenge, fraud, ambition, loyalty, fate and so on.