... revenge, gone wrong. He created revulsion so we look back and see the deprived way of life that existed in castle Elsinore. We see the room littered with dead beings and Fortinbras taking his rightful throne among the vengeful. There is also a bit of foreshadowing found in Hamlet from all the way in the ... he is sent to England to his inevitable death. His cognitive conflict saves his skin. Hamlet suffers moral destruction throughout the play. In Hamlet's cosmic view on the planet, he finds the world to be empty and lifeless, dirty and diseased and his particular place in it, to be deso...

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