Hamlet experiences the loss of his father, and the betrayal of his uncle and mother, and many other tough situations along the way. The play goes through the many emotions of the main character Hamlet, and how he deals with somber, anger, and eventually goes insane. Hamlet is driven crazy by not knowing the truth of his own father’s death, and once he finds out his uncle is responsible, he is driven more crazy by striving to get revenge. As the play develops, Hamlet starts to feel despair to his own life and to the world, and even contemplates suicide. In Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” soliloquy, he expresses his thoughts of suicide, and despair, suggesting that suicide would be an easy way to end all of his life problems. However, Hamlet was also scared of what happens after death. Throughout the play, and the various events and emotions Hamlet experiences, he eventually loses his mind. Hamlet was so focused on revenge, and his anger, that he did not take the time to focus on his own emotions. Although his revenge may have been justified, Hamlet should have taken more time to process his own emotions, and focus on his mental
Hamlet experiences the loss of his father, and the betrayal of his uncle and mother, and many other tough situations along the way. The play goes through the many emotions of the main character Hamlet, and how he deals with somber, anger, and eventually goes insane. Hamlet is driven crazy by not knowing the truth of his own father’s death, and once he finds out his uncle is responsible, he is driven more crazy by striving to get revenge. As the play develops, Hamlet starts to feel despair to his own life and to the world, and even contemplates suicide. In Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” soliloquy, he expresses his thoughts of suicide, and despair, suggesting that suicide would be an easy way to end all of his life problems. However, Hamlet was also scared of what happens after death. Throughout the play, and the various events and emotions Hamlet experiences, he eventually loses his mind. Hamlet was so focused on revenge, and his anger, that he did not take the time to focus on his own emotions. Although his revenge may have been justified, Hamlet should have taken more time to process his own emotions, and focus on his mental