Inner conflict is caused by tragic experiences where some chose to suppress it, others chose to start a war with it. In Shakespeare's play Hamlet, it appears that the protagonist Hamlet is faced with detrimental choices that lead to his downfall into insanity. By understanding Hamlet’s insanity, the reader is able to understand the fight within himself and the justification for his actions. The nurture that is present in the play, renders to be a huge factor in the downfall of Hamlet. The many inconsistencies in Hamlet’s life begin to take a toll on Hamlet, changing what was once a gentle, well-loved man into spiralling vulnerability.
The tragedy begins with the death of Hamlet’s father, the former King of Denmark. Hamlet is drawn back
The tragedy begins with the death of Hamlet’s father, the former King of Denmark. Hamlet is drawn back