In the picture if we examine Hamlets posture, we clearly see that it represents that of a person who is insecure of himself. Like in the play Hamlet continually questions himself and wonders if he should or should not act upon his suspicion that Claudius killed King Hamlet as to

Illustrated in the picture is Hamlet, almost robed in some sort of shroud; representing one of his great tragic flaw, his belief in that he is pretending to be mad. We see that in the play, he is very intuitive in some of the actions he commits, and his remarks prove to us that he is truly not a man who cares about what he has done. This flaw can be seen very clearly when Hamlet murders Polonius and expresses no remorse, when he kills him he says very eerily that the man had deserved it, "intruding fool" (III.iv.30). He wasn’t putting on a show or a masquerade at the time because he was with his mother and she knows that he was “pretending” to be mad, and this showed Hamlets true character. Robed in such a way that it completely wraps his body expressing how his “show of madness” tightly wraps his ideology.

ld to him by the Ghost, so he will test him. “I’ll tent him to the quick” (II.ii.609) In search for the answer is exemplified in the picture, as hamlet putting his hand in the air trying to move the bushes and braches out the way to find a way through this forest? The play in comparison he tries to find the answer to justify the deed which he plans to carry out which is to kill Claudius. Again unsure he questions the world around him, questions weather or

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