Shakespeare's Hamlet: Hamlet is Perfectly Sane

Hamlet is completely shameless. "I am very easy, your noble son is very angry," Polonius said (II, ii, 91). Ophelia shouted "This is the exalted soul here!" (III, i, 153). "Hey, he is very angry," Gertrude concluded (III, iv, 106). Claudius ordered Rosen Crantz and Gilden star to escort Hamlet to England. Basically, the role of each support will question the reason of Hamlet, and most people think he is really crazy. A general consensus can prove that almost all actions in most societies are justified.

Hamlet is the protagonist of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and has been the center of analysis for centuries. Regardless of whether he is healthy or mentally sick, there is a common problem when examining his behavior in the drama. With textual evidence and support of several Hamlet hypertexts, we believe that Hamlet is a temporary mental disorder, but he is generally considered to be wise. Hamlet's original text evidence confirms this argument. Hamlet interprets his behavior as "strange tendency" at the beginning when he talks with Horatio; he said, "How strange or meditative it is because I think that I will be able to meet, funny Apply the trend "(II.5.170-175). Hamlet is not considered a mentally handicapped person because he is fully aware that his behavior may be categorized as crazy. This "funny tendency" can only be designed by reasonable people.

Sane Hamlet Hamlet contains a classic claim that Hamlet is crazy or rational in difficult circumstances. Hamlet occasionally takes the opposite trend to reveal the truth about the death of his father. From my point of view, I believe that Hamlet 's behavior and thought is a reasonable response to finding his own situation. In the first act, Hamlet's behavior and thinking seemed very easy. When Gertrude asks about the enormous cost of the winner. Hamlet is like a personal tragedy that ultimately leads to failure and death for all. The main participants seem to be unable to make their face more vivid. However, in fact, Achilles and Hamlet have a great deal of similarities. Their ultimate vengeance inspired their important decisions and actions. But Achilles is a soldier and Hamlet is an intellectual prince

The most controversial issue posed by William Shakespeare's Hamlet is whether Prince Hamlet is wise. On the surface, the character in the play, Hamlet is clearly like a madman. Only at a deeper level as an audience we can understand his behavior and regard it as part of intellectual behavior. There is sufficient evidence to support this view. Even if Hamlet's behavior is so hysterical and sometimes morally wrong there is always a good reason. Hamlet did not show any disturbing behavior for the prince who suffered from the murder of his father and the quick marriage with his mother's uncle.