Hamlet,_His_Psychological_Estrangement_Fueled_This_Tragedy

Hamlet, His Psychological Estrangement Fueled This Tragedy Hamlet, His Psychological Estrangement fueled this Tragedy Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet” is wrought with examples of tragic consequences, founded in large part due to Hamlet’s inability to make timely decisions, and follow them through to conclusion. Hamlet is an educated man and a thinker who lets his mind wonder, thus he often gets sidetracked pondering the future results from such actions. It is common human nature to ponder the consequence of ones decision. It is also regular for man to formulate possible courses of actions, analyze any ramifications that course my entail, and then make a choice. When faced with a situation tied in with a life of learned experiences, these decisions are finalized relatively quickly. Especially when coupled in periods of tragic circumstance. Of course this is when observed from afar. When viewed by the principle party involved, this may not seem to be the case. As adrenaline kicks in and our senses heighten, time seems to slow. Because our senses are running wide open and we are processing a lot of data, the resulting conclusion to our brain is that much time has passed. However it seems to hamlet, claudius, man, kill, act, tragic, mother, estrangement, action, scene, psychological, polonibus, hamlet’s, course, been, time, seems, play, might, life, king, killed, fact, actions, thus, through, out, laertes, fortinbras, father, believe, because, against, about