The Roles of Polonius in The Tragedy of Hamlet

The role of Polonius in Hamlet as a secondary character and the role of Polonius in Hamlet are subtle in its diversity and purpose. Shakespeare's elaborate drama plays such a multifaceted role economically; Polonius has played a role that some noncritical characters may play. Polonius is playing a wise old man, a fool, a substitute, and a scapegoat (Ox). The reason why Shakespeare is behind the creation of such an important secondary role is very important for the entire script.

Prince Hamlet is the protagonist and hero of William Shakespeare plays. Tragedy in 1600 Hamlet. He is the Prince of Denmark, the son of Claudia, and the son of Hanlet, the former principal of Denmark. At the beginning of the script, he suffered in how he had avenged his father's murder and suffered for his own reasons in the process. At the end of the tragedy, Hamlet caused the death of his two acquaintances from Polonius, Rarthez, Claudius and Wittenberg Rosenkrants and Gilden Star. He also indirectly participated in the death of his love Ophelia (Sui Shui) and his mother Gertrude (Claudis misunderstood as toxic)

William Shakespeare's play Hamlet is a tragedy, but not particularly to the family of Hamlet for the family of Polonius. Death is a repeat event that lasts from the fourth act of the third act to the beginning and ends, but the death of Polonius begins to cause death after Hamlet 's revenge. The death of Hamlet and his family is the main focus of the play, but the real tragedy is the tragedy of the Polonius family. Polonius, Ophelia, Laertes are pawns of the game between Hamlet and Claudius' delusions seeking revenge.

Contrary to popular beliefs, the tragedy associated with Hamlet has nothing to do with Hamlet or his family. But this concerns the tragic destiny of the Polonius family, whose death is not the result of any crime they committed, but the reason why it was handled by Hamlet and Claudius. The death of the Polonius family was the most tragic thing, but many other characters in the story were also killed. Indeed, the death of the character at Hamlet became a matter of course at the end of the play.