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We are here today, to reflect on the life of Prince Hamlet of Denmark, a well loved hero who died under tragic circumstances. My name is Horatio, and I was Hamlet's best friend, who he placed a lot of trust in throughout his short life. Some of the last words he said were "If thou didst ever hold me in thy heart, absent thee from felicity awhile, and in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain, to tell my story.? Hamlet was a man of words. He found it easier to work with them, rather than to act, hence believing that to speak was better than to take revenge. To understand why he was forced to make a decision about this revenge, we must firstly believe that everyone and everything is arranged in a certain order. From God, to cherubs, and archangels, down to the king, the church, princes, nobles, man, animals, plants, and minerals. Before the reign of Claudius, Denmark was kept in order under the rule of King Hamlet. Hamlet was an unwilling revenger of his fathers?death who resorted to the use of words over action. Due to this death, Hamlet recognised constant disruptions in the order that had been enforced in recent times. Gun platforms were being guarded throughout the night, and there was the appear
The troupe of actors that came to Elsinore provided Hamlet with a means of eliminating all doubt about the king's guilt. When he discovered who it was behind the tapestry, he was in deep regret. He was a brilliant, sensitive, intuitive, and reckless young man with a lot of emotion and intellect. He had a superb mind, and was able to articulate his thoughts with great precision and wit. The state of Denmark therefore became corrupted and the events that unravelled were attempts made by Hamlet to restore the past order. As the killing of the King was done in secret, nobody knew that Claudius was an incestuous, adulterate beast; he was the King of Denmark, but to Hamlet, he was a smiling villain. Between Hamlet hearing of the ghost and him seeing the apparition for himself, he became distracted in deep thoughts of the King's return and abandoned himself to melancholy. ance of an apparition, which took the form of the dead King. There was something rotten in the state of Denmark, and nobody in the court was suspicious of King Hamlet's death, while everybody excluding Claudius himself accepted that Hamlet had gone mad. Claudius's incestuous act of marriage helped him to illegally seize the king's role from Hamlet. Hamlet had a chance to kill Claudius after the play; however, he heard the King's plea for forgiveness, meaning he no longer had reason to doubt the king's guilt. In the last stages of his life, Hamlet was challenged to a duel with Laertes. This final impatience cost him his life, though, he did not deserve to die. In his struggled against the conventions of revenge he had one goal in mind ?to defeat the disorder whilst enacting revenge on Claudius, the root of this corruption. The initial idea of revenge came from this ghost, when it requested that Hamlet revenges his most foul and unnatural murder.
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