Sadness Of The Young Hamlet

Sadness of the young Hamlet

Introduction

He begins with the state of sadness of the young Hamlet, who has lived with his father, king of Denmark and who has been killed by his uncle Claudio, and which has had the impudence of occupying his father’s throne, in addition to thisMarried to his mother, Gertrudis. After these events, Hamlet’s father appears after his death on the wall of the castle, where he explains everything that happened and asks that his death vain. But, Hamlet is not able to justice a father and for which he must pretend that he is crazy, so that none suspects that he is conspiring against the life of the current king.

Developing

Hamlet is not sure about whether the facts that his father who is dead are true, so he will make a plan, which will be to present a play to Claudio in which, he will show a scene very similar to the death of his father, to show what your uncle’s reaction is. But apparently Claudio cannot avoid becoming nervous by observing how this theater work tells in detail what really happened, and Hamlet makes the decision to kill him and avenge his father’s death. 

However, he thinks that the king is listening behind a curtain and according to him he murders him with his sword, but then realizes that he was not Claudio, but was a polonio whom he just knew. This fact causes the king to expel Hamlet to send him to England. But pirates stop Hamlet when he was on their boat trip and send him again to Denmark.

Upon returning, he realizes that Polonio’s daughter, who is Ofelia who murdered without any intention, has committed suicide for pain. In addition, this situation causes the brother who is Laertes, decides to take revenge on Hamlet for having destroyed his family. Claudio, the kings happens to solve the problem in a battle with swords, but Laertes only has a sword that has an poisoned tip. Claudio has prepared a cup of poisoned wine to die is the outcome. However, for things of destiny, it is Gartrudis, mother of Hamlet and wife of Claudio, who without wanting the poisoned cup and falls dead, while in battle, Hamlet and Laertes end up poisoned by the tip of the sword. 

conclusion

Before Hamlet manages to end Claudio’s life and fulfill his revenge The Book Hamlet of William Shakespeare is an appointment in the monologues and scenes such as the classic verse to be or not to be, this is the question pronouncing Hamlet himself. The work with its own style and intrigue, in addition to these scandalous and exaggerated facts. Many thoughts and conclusions can be taken out of the work, for Hamlet’s performance.

Bibliography

• Shakespeare, w. (1603). Hamlet.