In Hamlet, does Shakespeare give details to prove that the kingdom is rotten? Shakespeare does prove the kingdom is rotten because of the deaths that take place throughout the entire play. In Hamlet, deaths take place to prove the kingdom is rotten. Also, the insanity of the characters gives good explanation on how the kingdom can be rotten because of the actions. Throughout the entire play events are taking place to put the characters in situations to show how rotten their souls because of their reactions to the events. In Hamlet, the kingdom is rotten from beginning to end because of the deaths taking place within the play.
The outcome on everything within the kingdom is something very affective throughout the entire kingdom. The death of …show more content…
When Hamlet enters, he questions if it is better to be alive or dead. Ophelia is misled by Hamlet because of the events he has done for her in the past and expects Hamlet to be in love with her. Hamlet goes to explain otherwise. “You should not have believed me, for virtue cannot/ so inoculate our old stock but we shall relish of it. I/ loved you not” (Shakespeare III. I. 126-128). According to Hamlet, everyone is rotten in the kingdom, and no matter how hard they try, they will not ever live a virtuous life. Hamlet claims he does not love Ophelia. Hamlet is going to see his mother in her room. He gets there to find her speaking aloud in somewhat guilt. “Oh, my defense is rank. It smells to heaven./ It hath the primal eldest curse upon’t,/ A brother’s murder. Pray can I not” (Shakespeare III. III. 39-41). The murder of her husband is reflecting her thinking on situations. She knows nothing good has came out of the death. Also, knowing Polonius is hiding to hear what is going to be said between Hamlet and his mother can get risky. Not knowing Polonius is hiding in the room, Hamlet hears something and decides to stab the noise he hears. The outcome of this is that the noise was actually
The outcome on everything within the kingdom is something very affective throughout the entire kingdom. The death of …show more content…
When Hamlet enters, he questions if it is better to be alive or dead. Ophelia is misled by Hamlet because of the events he has done for her in the past and expects Hamlet to be in love with her. Hamlet goes to explain otherwise. “You should not have believed me, for virtue cannot/ so inoculate our old stock but we shall relish of it. I/ loved you not” (Shakespeare III. I. 126-128). According to Hamlet, everyone is rotten in the kingdom, and no matter how hard they try, they will not ever live a virtuous life. Hamlet claims he does not love Ophelia. Hamlet is going to see his mother in her room. He gets there to find her speaking aloud in somewhat guilt. “Oh, my defense is rank. It smells to heaven./ It hath the primal eldest curse upon’t,/ A brother’s murder. Pray can I not” (Shakespeare III. III. 39-41). The murder of her husband is reflecting her thinking on situations. She knows nothing good has came out of the death. Also, knowing Polonius is hiding to hear what is going to be said between Hamlet and his mother can get risky. Not knowing Polonius is hiding in the room, Hamlet hears something and decides to stab the noise he hears. The outcome of this is that the noise was actually