Moral Truths, Redemption, and a Justice in Hamlet Hamlet, written by Shakespeare, is a tale of a prince whom returns home from school to a mess of a situation. The king was murdered and Hamlet’s mother, Gertrude, remarried to the king’s brother, Claudius. While dealing with the loss of his father, Hamlet becomes suspicious of his uncle, as pieces of the murder come together in his mind. It seemed to be all too soon for Claudius to overtake the thrown. As these correct suspicions grow, the thought of revenge clouds Hamlet’s clarity. Hamlet seeks justice for his late father. The play falls under tragedies, but it displays themes of moral truths, redemption, and justice. Moral truths are God-given gifts that enlighten the path of humanity and
