Hamle_Charachter_Analysis

Hamle Charachter Analysis The main characters in Hamlet include Hamlet, Cluadius, Polonius, Gertrude, Ophelia, Laertes, and Horatio. This play is centralized around Hamlet, however the other characters contribute to his problems. The main character is Hamlet. Hamlet is the son of passed King Hamlet and Queen Gertrude. He must decide whether to kill his uncle Claudius and revenge his father's death. Hamlet is an introspective character who does not know whether to trust the ghost of his father or not. He hates his mother for marrying Claudius so soon after his father's death, and he is in love with Ophelia until she rejects him. Some of the qualities Hamlet possesses include anger, hatred, distrust, and confusion. Hamlet is really trying to discover who he is. This can be seen throughout the entire play. For example, the scene in which Hamlet killed Polonius through the curtain. Hamlet was so enraged there was no stopping him, however, Hamlet thought the person behind the curtain was the King. When Hamlet relizes that he had killed Polonius it is as if, he feels a sense of enjoyment. The next character is Cluadius. Cluadius is the brother of the late King of Denmark and the uncle to Hamlet. He murdered his brother in order to seize the throne, and subsequently hamlet, killed, father, polonius, king, character, after, cluadius, ophelia, ghost, claudius, play, laertes, gertrude, friend, brother, wanted, soon, queen, main, however, first, end, death, whether, until, uncle, trying, throughout, through, suicide, son, situation, rejects