Blinding Conflict Within the classic tragedies of the past, valuable lessons have remained timeless even after decades and centuries. Continually, people will experience a disconnect with their realities. A cause of a person’s disconnection, or conflict within their life, can often be traced back to internal conflict. In William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, Hamlet’s internal struggle is displayed through his Act II soliloquy, in which the theme of an individual struggling with the realities of their world are showcased through the prince’s use of allusions to fiction, therefore revealing how timeless a theme truly is in teaching valuable lessons. Hamlet’s internal struggle of seeking revenge portrays the theme of trying to face reality as
