ons intense as the days passed.
             After Hamlet backs out of killing Claudius, he says to his mother, "O shame, where is thy blush?". Here he is expressing his distaste for her. He believes that she should show some shame for her sins, but she does not. At this point, Hamlet is not sure how he is should proceed. He is caught in the middle of acting and objectivity. Hamlet's decision in final where he is to act the part his father had given him after he sees soldiers going off to die in the war later in the play. He realises that he should do what his role dictates, his role as the King&
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