Hamlet

In the play “Hamlet” by William Shakespeare, the cause of Hamlet’s “Rash and bloody deed”(III:iv) is primarily because Hamlet is thrown into an uncompromising situation. As Prince of Denmark he is put in a position, in which he must deal with the betrayal and murder of this father by his own family members. In order to determine Hamlets’ state of mind we can look at a few hints of his behavior throughout …showed first 75 words of 1458 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1458 total…to a swift end. His mental status, after the visit from the ghost, diminishes as the play does. Had Hamlet been able to kill his uncle while he was praying, perhaps the lives of many others and his own could’ve been saved. Hamlets character fills the role of an ideal person with an ideal life, fallen by matter of circumstance and tragic fault. In all, a single moment can be what determines a life.