When Hamlet first met his father’s ghost, he immediately wanted to believe that all that it was saying was true. Hamlet, at first was not sure if Claudius murdered his father because he was always depressed. His “mouse trap” was short-termed and Hamlet had gained confidence easily. When Laertes and others thought that his madness was because of love, Hamlet even harshly rejected Ophelia, whom he dearly loved. “…you should not have believed me…I loved you not” (3.1.118-120). After he is confident that Claudius did murder his father, he goes to seek revenge and murder him, but he doesn’t do it until after everyone else dies; which may show signs of weakness.

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