Shakespeare’s character, Hamlet, is a very mysterious person. There is more to

him than meets the eye. Hamlet is not only the prince of Denmark, he is also the

mourning son of a murdered father who is secretly trying to avenge his death

through theatre with the help of his dead father’s ghost. Hamlet’s encounter’s

with his mother, Gertrude, and his uncle, Claudius, are not handled in a rational

way. His experience with Laertes is not an improvement either. These are three

events that set in motion a series of tragic events that should have been avoided.

Hamlet is angry with Gertrude because of her love for Claudius. Hamlet

believes that this affair is incest and his anger is further fueled by the knowle

black as hell, whereto it goes.” Hamlet should have confronted Claudius from the

“Give me your pardon, sir. I have done you wrong.” Hamlet should have

not have plotted against him. Hamlet should have been truthful from the

Hamlet makes many bad decisions starting with the way he decides to prove

of Claudius being his father’s murderer. Hamlet scolds his mother, “nay but to

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