In his play, Hamlet, William Shakespeare implies that everybody copes with death differently. First, due to his father’s death, Hamlet wants to take revenge against Claudius, then, Ophelia goes mad because of her father’s death, and finally, Gertrude quickly remarries after her husband’s death.
First, Hamlet seeks revenge on Claudius due to his father’s death. In Act I, scene v, lines 98-99, Hamlet States, “Yea, from the table of my memory/ I’ll wipe away all trivial fond records.” In this passage, Hamlet says that he’ll completely clear his mind and focus on killing Claudius, the man who killed his father.
Then, Ophelia becomes mentally ill after being informed of her father’s death. In Act IV, scene vii, lines 180-183, Gertrude states, “Till
First, Hamlet seeks revenge on Claudius due to his father’s death. In Act I, scene v, lines 98-99, Hamlet States, “Yea, from the table of my memory/ I’ll wipe away all trivial fond records.” In this passage, Hamlet says that he’ll completely clear his mind and focus on killing Claudius, the man who killed his father.
Then, Ophelia becomes mentally ill after being informed of her father’s death. In Act IV, scene vii, lines 180-183, Gertrude states, “Till