Hamlet

            ) In Act 1, part 5, Hamlet discusses the possible ways of looking at evil. One of these ways is that evil is placed by fortune. That the evil is an endowment from nature and therefore is as pure a grace itself. The next way he sees evil is that the world in general gives everyone a small amount of corruption. What we do with the small amount will give us our place in the society. Last but not least he says that evil may just be doubt in disguise, to make a disgrace out of the whole world.
             2) In Act 1, part 5, Hamlet shows many different sides to himself because of the great lost that he has experienced. In lines 130 to 157 he shows how he finds his mother marrying his father's brother. Though this breaks his heart he must keep a rein on his tongue. He is shy and backs away from people much more than he did before.
             3) The soliloquy that I choose was also Act 1, part 5, lines 130 to 157. In this part of the play he speaks of his fathers death and shows how after only two months he don't believe people can be so happy again. He mentions trying to remember why his mother loved his father so much as if her appetite had grown everyday. Then it comes to the part where he tells of how his mother turns beastly and marries the uncle which to him is a disgrace. He .
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             explains how he believes that it will never and can never come out to good.
             4) I believe that Gertrude was a noble lady but not very honest and she was gullible in her ways. In the story as I followed along I see that maybe the death was planned by the uncle, Gertrude knowing of his plan but not stopping him in my view is just as guilty. .
             5) Hamlet's relationship with Ophelia was good in the start then got worse as the play went on. I believe that Hamlet had a part in the suicide, because of the way he would love her then turn against her. Even though he had many different things going on it drove her insane to not fully have to one she loved.