After informing this to Hamlet the ghost charges him to avenge this murder. ... After the play, Gertrude wants to talk to Hamlet about her disappointment. ... After the thing it loves." ... Her future life would be only death. ... And after all the deaths that we have seen in the play, it seems that in Hamlet's conception it doesn't matter if we are intelligent, rich, poor or if we have properties or not. ...
King Hamlet says," But know, thou noble youth, the serpent that did sting thy father's life, now wears his crown.... The ghost explains to Hamlet the story behind his death. ... After given specific commands from the ghost, the continuous actions of Hamlet become threatening to not just the man he wishes to kill, but also to others within his presence. ... The story behind the play is from the death of Hamlet's father, King Hamlet. ... In addition, death is the only factor on Prince Hamlet's mind. ...
Hamlet Hamlet is a young man who's father dies and his life is turned upside down. ... Hamlet speaks these words in response to his fathers death, his mothers remarriage to his uncle, and the rest of his life. ... But he also realizes that he does not know what is after this life, it could be worse it could be better. ... He does not now what death is so he fails to take his life into his won hands. ... If hamlet did not have to avenge his father murder he would have killed himself after he found out Ophelia died. ...
Hamlet wishes to seek revenge on his uncle for the death of his father. ... When they question Hamlet about his father, Hamlet goes on a speech to show how the death of his father has affected him. ... This implies that man, no matter what social status they were of when living, no longer matters after their death, and they will all be eaten by maggots. ... Hamlet's curiosity towards death results in a depressing conclusion. ... Hamlet comes to terms with this in the final instance of this play, after seeing, and understanding this concept....
After Hamlet visits with the ghost of his dead father, he swears to avenge his death. ... The depression becomes a common theme, and in turn Hamlet often thinks about taking his own life. ... After Hamlet's "To be, or not to be" speech, he finds reason not to commit suicide. ... But that the dread of something after death, The undiscovered country whose bourn no traveler returns, puzzles the will, and makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of? (III.i.79-83) Hamlet fears the oblivion after death. ...
Hamlet's own suicidal tendencies arise from his father's death. ... After Hamlet learns about his father's murder, the consequence is, he himself asks the question, "To be or not to be." ... This fate is exactly Hamlet fears, when he contemplates his own death. ... When Hamlet finds out, this causes Hamlet to seek revenge for his father's death. ... She did not ponder on the possible condemning fate that could await her in the after-life because of her suicide. ...
This intense emotional reaction between Hamlet and his mother results in the death of Polonius, who is hiding in the room. ... Even if he is not put to death and is pardoned from committing the crime, he is still locked up for life. ... After the he decides Hamlet then tries to logically reason which direction in life, or choice, is dignified to pursue. ... Directly after this he sees Claudius alone praying in the chapel; A perfect opportunity for Hamlet to act. ... He cannot accept a crown for crown, queen for queen, and life for life- he wishes a soul for a soul. ...
Horatio invites Hamlet to join then that night, Hamlet agrees, suspecting the ghost might be connected to his father's death. ... Another perspective of Hamlet's internal struggle suggest that the prince has become so disenchanted with life since his father's death that he has neither the desire nor the will to exact revenge." ... For one, after the deaths of Polonius, Laertes raised the people of Denmark to storm the castle, so the people were ready and willing to have a new king (Act 4, scene 5). ... (Act 5, scene 2), rings through the chamber after Laertes" revelation and H...
He seeks to avenge his fathers death. ... In act III Hamlet kills polonium after he finds out he was eavesdropping on a heated conversation with his mother. After Ophelia receives word that her father had died . ... I think that hamlet did the right think in taking revenge on his fathers death. Because it's sad to lose a father its not right for Cladius to take his life to sees power. ...
God, the Holy Spirit, the Divine Being, He controls fate before and after death. ... This uncertainty as to what comes after life causes great anguish and despair in the conscious being. ... However, the nescience of what comes after death, "puzzles the will, and makes [Hamlet] bear those ills [he has]"" (3.1.81-82). ... These thoughts are not only about life and death but also about the immorality of inaction versus action. ... In conclusion, Hamlet's fear of death is what keeps him from taking his own life. ...
Along with being complicated himself, his life was also complicated. ... Hamlet, of course, does decide to live in the end after going over and over these kinds of thoughts. ... In the play Hamlet set it up so that the death of the king would be the same as the death of Hamlet Sr: "Follow him, friends. ... The king suspects that Hamlet has something planned after the play is over because of the dramatic death scene. ... Hamlet acts without thinking after hearing these cries and accidently killed Polonius: "How now! ...
In the first soliloquy, Hamlet talks about how aggravated at life he is and that if it weren't for God's laws he would commit suicide. He is not really morning his fathers death in this soliloquy but more his disgust for his mother for marring his uncle especially a few months after his father's death. ... With this speech, Hamlet is not just talking about taking his own life but more the choice that is put before man between accepting insults and pain from the world or fighting back at it. ... Hamlet seems to search for some kind of meaning to life which is something each indiv...
A World Of Glass The quote "Commit a crime, and the world is like glass" by Ralph Waldo Emerson best describes the play "Hamlet" because after Hamlet's crimes were committed the world around him started to become fragile and eventually shatters. After Hamlet kills Polonious, Ophelia becomes insane eventually drowning herself and this becomes the initial crack in an already fragile vase. ... Hamlet's friend Leartes becomes his enemy when he suspects that Hamlet killed his Father, and Caused the Death of his sister. Though killing hamlet "is almost against" his "conscience" he sti...
Hamlet, the main character of the play is depressed as a result of present circumstances in his life. It has been only two months since his father died, and he is still in mourning for his father's death. ... Hamlet's mother married Claudius very soon after becoming a widow. ... He also swears that he will forget all matters and that his life will be focused on one event, avenging his father's murder. ... And now Hamlet will play a role as if he's insane in order to avenge his father's death. ...
This creates a ripple of vengefulness, murderous plots, and his relationship with other characters and creates revelations on life and more importantly, death for him. Even before the ghost urges Hamlet to avenge his death, Hamlet teeters on the edge of becoming more and more like his vengeful uncle. ... At times, especially in the presence of the two women in his life, Hamlet seems to have a true vein of madness running through his character, brought on by despair, hatred or jealousy. ... On their way to England, carrying letters from the King which include Hamlet's death warrant,...
King Claudius and his lord Chamberlain Polonius are dealing with royal affairs because he is now in power and is enjoying his new life. ... After Hamlet's strange visit with Ophelia, who is Laertes daughter she tells her father that Hamlet is in love with her, because she is scared of his strange behavior. ... Gertrude tells Claudius about Polonius death. ... Although Hamlet knows something isn't right he decides to take part in the duel even if it means his own death. ... After this Hamlet realize that the drink is poisoned, and he hits Claudius with the poisoned sword and then for...
King Claudius and his lord Chamberlain Polonius are dealing with royal affairs because he is now in power and is enjoying his new life. ... After Hamlet's strange visit with Ophelia, who is Laertes daughter she tells her father that Hamlet is in love with her, because she is scared of his strange behavior. ... Gertrude tells Claudius about Polonius death. ... Although Hamlet knows something isn't right he decides to take part in the duel even if it means his own death. ... After this Hamlet realize that the drink is poisoned, and he hits Claudius with the poisoned sword and then for...
Claudius and Polonius planned to send Hamlet to England to be put to death, escorted by Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. ... Hamlet wrote a different letter that said that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern were to be executed, and therefore cheated death. Hamlet revenged his father's death by murdering Claudius. After Hamlet found out that the sword he and Laertes were struck with was poisoned he then stabbed Claudius with it; "The point envenom'd too? ... Hamlet was the cause of Ophelia's death because she just gave up on life. ...
This feeling of depression is one which Hamlet retains throughout the play, contemplating the consequences of his death. Throughout the remainder of the play, Hamlet will continue to think about taking his own life, and weighing his options. ... In fact, his future soliloquies continue to revolve around Hamlet pondering death. In the famous "To be, or not to be" soliloquy, Hamlet is still indecisive about which is better: life, or death. ... Although he does finally gain the courage to act on this, it is rash and turns out to not be Claudius after all. ...
There are many explanations for Hamlet's long delay, some of which include the physical act of being unable to commit the murder and what held him back, the fear of what would happen, the moral dilemma of taking the life of his uncle, his disbelief in the ghost, and his fascination with death. ... Hamlet's fascination with death played a large role in the delay of the death of Claudius. In Act I Scene II, when Hamlet is alone he expresses his innermost thoughts and were it not against God's law, he would commit suicide, because according to him, his world has become "weary, st...
After Hamlets father died, Hamlet should have received the thrown and it should not have been given over to his uncle. ... Throughout the course of this speech it talks about how Phyrrus went from being very influential and powerful to fragile and unaware after the death of his father. ... This takes us back to Hamlet's "To be or not to be" Questioning himself whether life is even worth living. Phyrrus is not questioning death but like Hamlet, he questions himself on how to go about matters in his country and also the reason for his father's death. After hamlet spoke of the s...
After Hamlet witnessed the appearance of his dead father's ghost and heard what the spirit had to say, Hamlet's sole mission in life was to uncover the truth behind his Williams 2 father's death and avenge it accordingly. ... After Hamlet's encounter with the ghost, he obtains a great distrust and distaste for women. ... This idea is depicted through his conversations with his good friend Horatio who is assisting Hamlet in his search for the truth behind Old Hamlet's death. ... A third portrayal of the prince's sanity occurs during Hamlet's conversation with ...
In Hamlet, he first approaches her after Laertes leaves. ... After Hamlet's father died, his uncle Claudius, assumed the role of parent. ... After the play, put on by Hamlet, Claudius decides to send Hamlet to England. ... Instead of talking to Hamlet or trying to ameliorate the situation, he lied his way to his own death. ... The queen refers to Hamlet as mad, after the killing of Polonius. ...
With dealing with the sudden and tragic loss of his father, Hamlet must now face the cold reality of his mother's marriage to his uncle only after two short months after his father's untimely death. ... This drastic action would result in Hamlet's not going to Heaven after death. ... Hamlet is using weeds to describe the problems in his life. ... Who would fardels bear, To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death...... Hamlet's speech contains obsessive thoughts about suicide and death. ...
Hamlet felt first the pain and suffering of his father's death. ... Even the attempt to kill Hamlet ended in the death of other people. ... He plays an important role in Hamlet's mother's death. ... Hamlet's life now at this point, is the most ruined a life can possibly wind up. Hamlet lost everyone who he had loved and there was no life for him after this last devastating event. ...
