The Transformation of Hamlet

Hamlet's transformation Hamlet, the hero Hamlet faced many difficulties leading to his change in the whole play. The ghosts of people around him and his father made a big impact on him. Seeing his father's ghost changed his destiny and the people he became. The way he chose after meeting his father's ghost led to his death. At the beginning of this story, Hamlet 's role is suffering from a sudden marriage between Mother' s Gertrude and his uncle Claudius one month after his father died. For young people it is hard to believe that his mother understands why Claudius, especially the Cloud, got married soon.

Hamlet is more than a typical Elizabethan melancholy man. The first scene clearly shows what he has changed since his father died. Kladius, Ophelia ("Here is a noble idea"), and Gertrude ("my son is too much") proves Hamlet's transformation. This is not chronic depression, it is acute depression. Self-diagnosis of Hamlet is that he is "thinking about the past" (IV.iv.41) and "the local color tones to be resolved are influenced by a pale idea". 5, 6 depression exacerbates the effects of depression 7. Therefore, I believe his obsession obsession is caused by depression. Cause or worse. However, he repeatedly thought that he did not do the right thing, not the right thing.

From the beginning of the drama Hamlet was marked as a depressed person. Obviously this is not his previous role, because the king called it a "transformation of Hamlet". His change was made by pondering the events that just happened, and it was not only a mental but also a moral response. Hamlet is depicted as having a very sensitive and moral character. He was shocked as to what happened and his doubt made up a direct challenge to his moral belief. If the truth is what he is afraid, then there is a chance to cast doubts on the world's justice and justice and doubt whether life is worth living. Obviously this is the first time that Hamlet encountered a big problem with big wealth slings and arrows, which is a big trial of his moral character.