... tip of his sword and in the next scuffle he manages to wound Hamlet. They continue fighting and Hamlet somehow exchanges swords with Laertes after which he wounds Laertes. Both have been poisoned. As Laertes is dying he tells Hamlet about the poison and blames Claudius. Hamlet is now aware of everything. Hamlet kills the Claudius, finally avenging his father's death! Next Hamlet ... , I know this is a lot of summarizing, but it has a point! 2.Shakespeare must have been running low on new material, because the protagonists in Romeo and Juliet basically die the same way). Hamlet can now di...

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... seventeenth century and during the Renaissance period in Europe. His others works of art included Othello, Julius Cesar, Romeo and Juliet, and Mac Beth to name a few. After much debate within myself, I have concluded that Hamlet should be considered a tragicomedy. ... with his son. The exposition is very important in a playwright such as Hamlet. For instance, if we did not know the beforehand facts, the play would not be as significant. An obvious theme of this play would be greed. In ... for another's belongings. The people that would best fit this description are Claudius and Gertrude...

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