Hamlet andGreat Expectations

f, Hamlet, as a prince, has a universal responsibility. He must change the corrupt order of Denmark and clean it up by killing Claudius. However Hamlet has a tragic flaw, which is his failure to carry out his responsibilities. He feels he must wait for the call of destiny, which causes him to delay. This flaw is a more tragic one because the nature of his task is not personal. The well being of his nation is at stake. His delay in avenging his father's death is also preventing his father's soul from resting in peace. Hamlet must kill Claudius but his tragi
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