Act 1 Scene 5 Hamlet Analysis

In the story of Hamlet, his family calls him home to Denmark, from school in Germany, to attend his father's funeral, and society portrays him as someone who is going mad. Upon arriving, he is shocked to find that his mother has already remarried his Uncle Claudius, the dead king's brother. He is confused at first, tittering on the brink of insanity, but does not ever go crazy. Although he believes he gets orders to kill Claudius from his Father (the ghost), he persuades his mother to become an ally, and he takes careful caution in every situation.
In ACT 1 Scene 5, Hamlet is visited by the ghost of his father; the ghost reveals the true story of the king’s death. The ghost tells him to “ Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder” Claudius …show more content…
He tries to control this when it first happened but, instead, it spirals out of control, Hamlet goes on a killing spree, and lots of people die in the end. Yet, this does not make Hamlet crazy because he gets all his answers from Claudius that confirms he killed his father.what hamlet tells his mother is He gets his mother to turn on Claudius after she left Hamlet’s dad as soon as Claudius killed him. In the last parts of the play, he shows that he is smart with every move he makes. He assures that there is always an alternative way out. In Act 6 the play shows how Claudius and Laertes plan to trap Hamlet so that he has no other way but to die. Some way he maneuvers and had them all killed. Facts from the story proves to that he is not crazy because he overcomes the tricks and traps that are thrown at him. This act of overcoming obstacles validates Hamlet’s sanity and reasoning for his madness. The last hurdle Hamlet encounters is where he was fencing Laertes and he was poisoned. He also killed king Claudius before he died. The end analysis is Fortinbras becomes the new king and Hamlet did all that just for the vengeance of his Father's death and to make his mother