Essay On Cause And Effect Of Hamlet
Among all the actions that take place there are many factors make you take your course of response in your everyday life. In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet he creates a cause and effect in the course of actions that take place. William Shakespeare’s Hamlet creates a person who is influenced by hatred and makes rash decisions. Some of the major characters in the Shakespeare’s story include Hamlet,Claudius,and Gertrude. Hamlet is really upset that his uncle married his mother. This is especially upsetting because Hamlet had to see his father die before that. His father’s ghost also came to him to avenge his death. Hamlet wants to set up the kingdom of Denmark to be a better place. He wants to fulfill his duty completely to his best ability regardless of his personal outcome. The very last hint of motivation is Hamlet’s forbidden love due to his duty that he needs to accomplish. Hamlet is easily influenced completely by what happens around him and seems to be blatantly controlled by what he believes is his destiny.
The dysfunctionality of his family as it stands at the beginning of the story causes Hamlet thoughts that will have him question himself and his purpose in life. Hamlet sees the events around him and …show more content…
O God, God,
How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable
Seem to me all the uses of this world!”
Hamlet develops opinions for what’s going on in the world around him and contemplates suicide because of it. This especially shows Hamlet’s poor ability of self control and his influence of what he perceives as is his destiny. Overall, Hamlet is too fixated on what he perceives as his destiny and doesn’t allow interference with it which causes him mental issues. Among things that make Hamlet appear submissive to the things that happen to him there still strays the reason of his duty to his country. In Hamlet’s mind it’s his duty to serve Denmark as a prince
The dysfunctionality of his family as it stands at the beginning of the story causes Hamlet thoughts that will have him question himself and his purpose in life. Hamlet sees the events around him and …show more content…
O God, God,
How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable
Seem to me all the uses of this world!”
Hamlet develops opinions for what’s going on in the world around him and contemplates suicide because of it. This especially shows Hamlet’s poor ability of self control and his influence of what he perceives as is his destiny. Overall, Hamlet is too fixated on what he perceives as his destiny and doesn’t allow interference with it which causes him mental issues. Among things that make Hamlet appear submissive to the things that happen to him there still strays the reason of his duty to his country. In Hamlet’s mind it’s his duty to serve Denmark as a prince