Tragedies Build Real Warriors
The one of the most famous tragedies, Hamlet, which is written by Shakespeare Williams in 1602, vividly illustrates the transform from a child to a brave warrior. The main character, Hamlet, is a Prince of the Denmark, and he should have lived in a peaceful and wonderful life; however, the mysterious death of his father, the King of Denmark, completely destroys Hamlet’s life into tragedies, which fills with revenges. At the beginning of the revenges, Hamlet is fragile and naïve. He does not realize the cruel challenges. He is fear to face his future, but he cannot give up the revenging to his uncle, Claudius, who does not only murder the former King and take reign, but also marries Hamlet’s mother Gertrude. Through the all of the hesitating and struggling, he overcomes enemies and his past. In the end of the play, he successfully finishes a series of revenges and sacrifices his young life, but it is undeniable that Hamlet is a symbolism of real warriors, who suffer physical death, but awakes warriors’ souls.
First and foremost, the young Hamlet’s heart fills with righteousness and kindness, but the …show more content…
In act 3 scenes 2, Hamlet talk with Claudius in order to make his uncle confess the action that, “This play is the image of a murder done in Vienna: Gonzago is the duke’s name, his, Baptista. You shall see anon: ’tis a knavish piece of work, but what o’ that? Your majesty and we that have free souls, it touches us not.”(Williams, 74) However, Claudius does not pass this test, and he can endure the plot of the play which Hamlet designs for him so he shout, “Give me some light, Away!” (Williams, 75) This extreme sorrow reaction completely recalls the revenge fire in Hamlet’s heart, and he believes there is no doubt that Claudius is murder, which kills his father like the story ghost tells to
The one of the most famous tragedies, Hamlet, which is written by Shakespeare Williams in 1602, vividly illustrates the transform from a child to a brave warrior. The main character, Hamlet, is a Prince of the Denmark, and he should have lived in a peaceful and wonderful life; however, the mysterious death of his father, the King of Denmark, completely destroys Hamlet’s life into tragedies, which fills with revenges. At the beginning of the revenges, Hamlet is fragile and naïve. He does not realize the cruel challenges. He is fear to face his future, but he cannot give up the revenging to his uncle, Claudius, who does not only murder the former King and take reign, but also marries Hamlet’s mother Gertrude. Through the all of the hesitating and struggling, he overcomes enemies and his past. In the end of the play, he successfully finishes a series of revenges and sacrifices his young life, but it is undeniable that Hamlet is a symbolism of real warriors, who suffer physical death, but awakes warriors’ souls.
First and foremost, the young Hamlet’s heart fills with righteousness and kindness, but the …show more content…
In act 3 scenes 2, Hamlet talk with Claudius in order to make his uncle confess the action that, “This play is the image of a murder done in Vienna: Gonzago is the duke’s name, his, Baptista. You shall see anon: ’tis a knavish piece of work, but what o’ that? Your majesty and we that have free souls, it touches us not.”(Williams, 74) However, Claudius does not pass this test, and he can endure the plot of the play which Hamlet designs for him so he shout, “Give me some light, Away!” (Williams, 75) This extreme sorrow reaction completely recalls the revenge fire in Hamlet’s heart, and he believes there is no doubt that Claudius is murder, which kills his father like the story ghost tells to