many arguments about the protagonist, Hamlet, and whether or

not he was accurately insane or was it just feigned madness.

Hamlet’s life had become distressful after the death of his great

father, and the marriage of his mother, Gertrude to his uncle

Claudius, and most disappointing situation was where his uncle

snatches his passed away brother’s throne. These entire situations

would leave an individual to loose their belief on society and

reality and fall into complete insanity, but with the great-minded

Hamlet neither of these conditions would be successful. Though

the prince of Denmark had displayed numerous signs of madness

through out the play after finding out the murderer of his father,

but his madness was a disguise for him in order to investigate and

find key evidence of Claudius being the actual murderer.

If Hamlet were truthfully insane, he would not have been

able to suddenly stop displaying his madness as he did after his

quarrel with Laertes in the graveyard. The prince also had a

great desire to act insane, which would help keep him in disguise

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