Hamlet's Ghost brought on By His Uncle
             Shakespeare's Hamlet is a penetrating portrayal of a young man overcome with rage brought by his uncle. This deep hate for his uncle along with his inability to forgive his mother, and the betrayal of his friends leads to Hamlet's destruction. It was two months after Hamlet's father has passed away in the beginning of the play. Hamlet had a lot of stress on him like missed his father, then his mother marries hamlet uncle Claudius, and Ophelia was confused about trying to be with him and do what her brother Laertes and her father Polonius wanted. The ghost first appeared when the night shift guards were coming on duty for the night the first one to see the ghost were Marecellus and Bernardo, the ghost was dressed in his armor looked like the dead King Hamlet when he fought battle with old Fortinbras. (Act 1 Scene 1). They try to talk to the ghost but the ghost will not respond to them. Horatio a good friend of Maecellus and Bernardo also seen the ghost and told Hamlet all about seeing the ghost two night ago and the time so, they could see if the Ghost of Hamlet would respond to his son Hamlet. (Act 1 Scene 2).
             When Hamlet speaks to the ghost he is in shock to learn that his father is telling him. King Hamlet (the ghost) is letting he son Hamlet know that he was murdered by his own brother just for his kingdom and his wife and that Hamlet mother has portrayed him by marring him so quickly to Claudius take over. Hamlet learns that his father was poisoned in the orchard with pouring the juice of cursed hebenon down into his ears. Hamlet ask who done this to his father and his father respond about the man that wears the crown. The ghost asks for Hamlet to swear to take revenge for his father's wrongful death. Hamlet agrees to this and the ghost exits. Hamlet vowed to his father's death and would stop at nothing to take the life of his uncle. (Act 1 ...