How Does Romeo And Juliet Relate To The Book Hamlet

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The book Hamlet was an okay book. Romeo and juliet is some much better. Shakespeare in general is really confusing and hard to understand not the person per say but just how he words things and how you have to guess what there saying to really understand the books. Most of his books are related to real life. The book hamlet relates to real life because royalty is the biggest thing you could be. People really depend on kings and queens to make the world better but that kind of hard when you have a son that is not capable of running the country. People relate to other people by feeling that's probably one of the main reasons why people do like shakespeare's writing it emotionally connects the readers and that's what makes it so good. Like

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