The Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet is named after the main character of the play - Prince Hamlet. Hamlet suggests us to think deeply about the meaning of conflict and its relation to heroism. There is an infinite amount of internal and external conflicts to ponder; it is obvious that Prince Hamlet clashes with almost every character in the book on his arduous way of investigating the righteousness. The most significant and interesting riot is the riot in Hamlet’s inner world. He has a potential to be a hero but there are some details in his nature that hold him back from actions.
The play starts with an inexplicable miracle - the ghost of King Hamlet visits the castle and complains that he is unable to rest in peace because he was killed by Claudius who is now the King of Denmark and married to King’s widow - Gertrude. Hamlet …show more content…
Prince is not acting thoughtlessly; he questions the spirit’s trustworthiness because he does not want to be abused by the devil that this spirit might be representing. Finally Hamlet becomes confident in the ghost’s words and agrees to revenge. Hamlet's superb intelligence and logic compel him to think deeply about the best method to avenge his father's murder. Hamlet is very wily and witty: he convinces everyone that his behavior is caused by madness. We can also see that Hamlet is able to quickly assess a situation and cleverly figure a way out of it. Hence, once he realises that Claudius sent him to England to be murdered, he uses his extreme intelligence and knowledge and finds a way to come back to Denmark, leaving Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and arranging their death instead. He holds his father in high regard - “He was a man. Take him for all in all,/ I shall not look upon his like again" (1,2. 195-196). Though the Prince goes through numerous difficulties on his noble way of seeking the truth and justice, he achieves his goal of killing Claudius and honoring his beloved father, which shows his loyalty
The play starts with an inexplicable miracle - the ghost of King Hamlet visits the castle and complains that he is unable to rest in peace because he was killed by Claudius who is now the King of Denmark and married to King’s widow - Gertrude. Hamlet …show more content…
Prince is not acting thoughtlessly; he questions the spirit’s trustworthiness because he does not want to be abused by the devil that this spirit might be representing. Finally Hamlet becomes confident in the ghost’s words and agrees to revenge. Hamlet's superb intelligence and logic compel him to think deeply about the best method to avenge his father's murder. Hamlet is very wily and witty: he convinces everyone that his behavior is caused by madness. We can also see that Hamlet is able to quickly assess a situation and cleverly figure a way out of it. Hence, once he realises that Claudius sent him to England to be murdered, he uses his extreme intelligence and knowledge and finds a way to come back to Denmark, leaving Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and arranging their death instead. He holds his father in high regard - “He was a man. Take him for all in all,/ I shall not look upon his like again" (1,2. 195-196). Though the Prince goes through numerous difficulties on his noble way of seeking the truth and justice, he achieves his goal of killing Claudius and honoring his beloved father, which shows his loyalty