Hamlet"s Madness
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In Shakespeare"s classic play Hamlet, many people look at it from two very different point of views. Each of them changes the outcome of the story. Hamlet mentions many times in the play that he is not crazy but only acting crazy to avenge his father"s death. The way that people look at the situation makes the outcome very important. Now from the beginning of the play Hamlet is debating on how to handle the revenge of his Dads death. The plan that he goes with first is to act like he is crazy or Hamlets words "As perchance to...
for too much. But when Ophelia dies he has to deal with loosing another loved one from the chain reaction that started from his Dads death. So this makes hi even angrier about his fathers death.
for too much. But when Ophelia dies he has to deal with loosing another loved one from the chain reaction that started from his Dads death. So this makes hi even angrier about his fathers death.
"With heated visage as against the doom is thought sick in the act." Now does a crazy man plan a murder with such thought? After looking at all of the details it all comes down to your personal interpretation of the situations. Hamlet mentions many times in the play that he is not crazy but only acting crazy to avenge his father"s death
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