Claudius's Guilt In Hamlet

“Anyone reading William Shakespeare’s Hamlet today has already learned the story about love, deceit, murder, motivations, let’s not forget the commitment. “In the Acts 3, Scene 3, and Lines 39 – 75 it tells of Claudius pondering his crime. As I think, some people know what he made, some did not, and maybe some did not care. As for Claudius in his conscious guilt has him by the hands. Where in his hands, he looks upon and notices the smell of blood. It’s not the hallucination, but his consciousness that kicks in to show what he did , to whom he did it to be his own brother , why he did it so he can have what he had , and how it affected his life so that he may have everything . These things, maybe were just small inclinations, but what he did, he knew to be wrong. So now he is trying to pray to the high heavens. Even though he comes to believe he will not be forgiven for such crime. He will still pray his hardest… There may be murder with motivations that to some may seem to be good or to be justified, arguments that lead to punishments, and hate that leads to suffering. Those who have gone through this…don’t underestimate the power of guilt for it will find you in your conscious one day. …show more content…
A person would go into the despair of wanting something another person has. Some people would go to great lengths to do so. Like the crime that King Claudius has committed by poisoning his brother in order to have not only his crown, also for his brothers’ ambitions, and his queen. Now Claudius is in desperation for forgiveness from the heavens. Even though he thinks that they will not forgive him for such crime. With his desperation for he prays to them over and over again. Hoping…waiting…to seeking an answer from the