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Horatio's Eulogy to Hamlet

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             Our Great Prince.
             Together we have experienced many deaths but none so great as the death we will observe today: the death of our Prince Hamlet. Hamlet was a dear friend to me and to many others as well. He was willing to help those in need and always had an ear to listen. Hamlet was a noble man as well that would fight for his beliefs and for what he knew to be true. He suffered through many trials and tribulations in his short life. He had to experience the death of his father not too long ago. It was quite a difficult thing for him to deal with, as it would be to any man. His father's death caused him to go through some recent personal problems for a short time. He acted a bit differently from the way we know him to be. It seemed as if many were against him but Hamlet was brave and did not care. He sought after justice and nothing would stop him from fighting for it. He had to make sacrifices such as losing the love of his life and creating an image for others that he was not inside. Prince Hamlet did all of this for his father whom he loved so deeply. Indeed he was a great man who died in his fight for justice. He achieved his goal and died proud. We all love him and will miss him exceedingly, I know I will very much. It is hard to lose a great friend but to know he is happy now lessens my grief. .
            


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