Hamlet

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The trust that a person has in his friends and family is paramount to a healthy life and quality relationships. Once this trust is broken or betrayed, a person's security can be shattered, leaving him doubtful and insecure about all aspects of life. When betrayal of trust is coupled with a sinister action like murder, a person can lose all sense of right and wrong and react in ways that protect …

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