Hamlet treats women without any respect and hatred. Hamlet one of the most important characters in Shakespeare’s play. Hamlet is strong and complicated, which is caused by two main women in his life, Gertrude, his mother and the queen of Denmark, and Ophelia. He blames his mother for her actions in marrying King Hamlet’s brother also he treats Ophelia, the woman he loves unfair and with cruelty.
Hamlet’s initial lover was Ophelia, she won his love and still loved him. Hamlet, however promised to marry her, then he took her innocence then he mistreated her and finally he left her. Ophelia was the cause of Hamlet’s madness because Polonius and Claudius made used her in their plan to figure out why he was insane but she did not know about it until Hamlet found out. This is when Hamlet tells Ophelia:
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“When the compulsive ardour gives the charge, since frost itself as actively doth a burn and reason pander will”
Hamlet treats Gertrude with harsh words, she is to blame for the hate that now devours him. Gertrude is not an evil character in the play, however, her actions made her responsible for inducing Hamlet’s madness for his hatred for women and for all the tragedies that happen. Hamlet’s madness caused by Gertrude is the reason why he mistreats Ophelia. Both of these women have ended up being controlled by male figures and taken advantage of by Hamlet and other men. Hamlet’s cruel and accusing speech in the nunnery is evidence that Hamlet hates women and he uses Ophelia as a tool in his revenge. Queen Gertrude has caused this unforgivable hatred towards Ophelia. Therefore, Hamlet mistreats all the women in is life and he shows no
Hamlet’s initial lover was Ophelia, she won his love and still loved him. Hamlet, however promised to marry her, then he took her innocence then he mistreated her and finally he left her. Ophelia was the cause of Hamlet’s madness because Polonius and Claudius made used her in their plan to figure out why he was insane but she did not know about it until Hamlet found out. This is when Hamlet tells Ophelia:
I have heard of your paintings too, well …show more content…
“When the compulsive ardour gives the charge, since frost itself as actively doth a burn and reason pander will”
Hamlet treats Gertrude with harsh words, she is to blame for the hate that now devours him. Gertrude is not an evil character in the play, however, her actions made her responsible for inducing Hamlet’s madness for his hatred for women and for all the tragedies that happen. Hamlet’s madness caused by Gertrude is the reason why he mistreats Ophelia. Both of these women have ended up being controlled by male figures and taken advantage of by Hamlet and other men. Hamlet’s cruel and accusing speech in the nunnery is evidence that Hamlet hates women and he uses Ophelia as a tool in his revenge. Queen Gertrude has caused this unforgivable hatred towards Ophelia. Therefore, Hamlet mistreats all the women in is life and he shows no