Hamlet

Hamlet Events can cause a person’s life to change dramatically and sometimes permanently small developments can change one’s course of actions during a day. A fight with a friend can ruin vacation plans, while the change could be as serious as the loss of a parent. A permanent change such as this could alter your perception of life itself. In Shakespear’s Hamlet, the main character suffers the devastating loss of his father and he seems to change, alter, and ultimately fall into a deep depression. Seems is the operative word in that sentence. In actuality, Hamlet’s character does not alter one bit throughout the course of the play. Possibly, his character is amplified by the events that unfold as Hamlet plots to revenge his father’s wrongful death. How outgoing Hamlet is concerning his revenge is, at times, questionable, but his intentions alongside his character remain true. Growing up as the Prince of Denmark, young Hamlet is a well mannered, highly educated young man on the path to becoming king. His character before his father’s death must be assumed because we do not see him prior to the tragedy. Right offhand, we see that Hamlet is intelligent through his eloquent speech and hamlet, claudius, revenge, death, hamlet’s, father’s, uncle, plan, one, character, change, villain, scene, mother, king, kill, very, upon, time, states, simply, seek, polonius, play, out, now, murder, lines, knows, intentions, find, father, die, denmark, course, alter