hamlet

HAMLET Shakespeare’s work is full of melancholy, grief, and madness. The regularity of the emotional mishaps presented in Hamlet, not only allow his audience to sympathize with Hamlet, but also provide the difficulties needed to understand the tragedy of his wife Ophelia as well. Ophelia suffers at her lover's discretion because of decisions influenced by her weak social position. Hamlet provides his own self-torture and is the victim of sadness and grief. However, his …

…madness that Hamlet suffers from may well have been the propelling force for all of his unfortunate action in Shakespeare's play. Hamlet’s sadness and grief are real. Ophelia is the more tragic of the two because her madness is not fake. Also, since it is caused by the very love of her life, it is evenMore disastrous for her. They are each complainers with ! no real happiness because of their unfortunate circumstances. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**