Shakespeare play at the graveyard scene introduces the turning point of Hamlet new perspective, as he realizes the important corruption of living in the state of Denmark. In the graveyard scene, where Hamlet lifts up the unearthed skull of Yorick, a court clown Hamlet knew very well of and loved as a child. Shakespeare uses Yorick's skull as a representation of certainty of death. Hamlet speak of, "Alexander returneth to dust, the dust is earth"(5.1.193), Hamlet speaks for his presence was not only remember as Yorick, the clown but he symbolizes much greater, he belonged to the body of Alexander the Great. Hamlet encounters the skull as someone very closed and loving to him, he overlooks back at the time he felt happiness, time in which His
