The road to achieve ambitions and desires is often a difficult one; sometimes the individual faces difficult dilemmas that force them to reflect on their choices and morality. Sometimes they have to ask themselves how far they are willing to go in order to get what they want. William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a good example of how two seemingly different people can follow the path of corruption to achieve their goals. Both Hamlet—who seeks revenge for his father’s murder—and Claudius—who killed King Hamlet for the throne—do questionable and immoral actions in order to fulfill their corresponding goals; both men are manipulative, uncaring of the innocents they hurt by their actions, and willing to kill to get what they want. The play shows
