Hamlet

Introduction

Hamlet in writing by William Shakespeare is a famous tragedy play about Prince Hamlet's revenge for his dad and which eventually directs to his death. The protagonist of the play is Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, becomes the tragic champion who successfully makes his reprisal for his father's death by murdering the antagonist, monarch Claudius, but he furthermore misplaces his own life as well as the inhabits of those dearest to him in the end. Since, at the starting of the play, Hamlet's dejected for his father's death and the quick remarriage of his mother and King Claudius motives his attempt to find out the reality, and farther his dad informs him about his murder as a ghost, which determinants him to revenge. Therefore, all through the play, from searching the killing to justify the truth, and finally revenge, Hamlet is contriving to kill the killing of his father, monarch Claudius in alignment to come to his aim of revenge, which is the foremost theme all through the play. This paper relates the circle of life theory to the play of Hamlet.

Discussion

Everybody dies eventually but, death is not the end of life. For a dead body lies on the ground and the worms eat the body, through the worms a fish is caught, and after the catching of the fish, parents feed their baby boy, and the healthy boy turns in to a strong man, and the strength of the man holds power for a powerful kingdom, and through this kingdom, his people are at peace. From every end, a new beginning commences which is the circle of life.

In the Elizabethan period, vengeance seeking concept and unjust murders were commonly accepted. Hamlet grasps the concept to the boundary as Hamlet search for vengeance for the assassinator of his father. However, in the actual meaning, the vengeance circle commence to an end when Hamlet, himself dies. Vengeance becomes the necessary requirement for Hamlet's life. It becomes his sole principle as he overlooks all other aspects of his life, including Ophelia. The proceeding becomes trivial for Hamlet, even supposing they indicate the tarnishing of his own existence. For his vengeance pursuit, Polonius, Ophelia's father is inadvertently put to death which in turn ignites Laertes for retaliation. The vengeance circle continues with Laertes as he joins Claudius to seek revenge (Spencer, 67-81).

Tragedy applies to dramatic and literary representation of actions which turns disastrous for Hamlet. The tragic hero evokes the terror and pity of the readers as it turns into a perfect mix of evil and crafty.

This lack of trust in the family relationship of Hamlet and Claudius can be seen how Hamlet knows his uncle killed his brother, King Hamlet and Claudius to be understood as a threat to his throne, and at one point even attempts to send him to England and have killed him there. The reason for Claudius, Hamlet is send to England declared when said Claudius, "since seen nor thy cicatrice raw and red you nag determined not ...