Is Hamlet's Nature largely responsible for his difficulties?

William Shakespeare has shown how Hamlet's nature was largely responsible for his difficulties. The three main traits that are responsible for his difficulties are Hamlet's tendency to think to much, his impulsiveness, and his stubbornness. Although two of these traits do contradict each other, Hamlet is able to show each one, specifically, in different scenes of the play. This clash of traits makes Hamlet a very complex character, and causes Hamlet many problems. Hamlet's indecisive …

…the blood stream will cause immediate death. Hamlet dead because of his own stubbornness will never be able to learn his lesson from this experience. Hamlet's nature rather than his situation is largely responsible for his difficulties. His tendency to think to much the murder of Claudius, his impulsiveness that led to the death of Polonius, and his stubbornness about the duel have all been causes for his death at the end of the play.