Hamlet

As the daughter of Polonius and sister of Laertes, Ophelia is torn between her duty to her dad and her love for Hamlet, resulting in terrible occurrences. As a person who embodies the submissive daugh…

William Shakespeare's Hamlet is a play about the tragedy of avenging a father's death. the emotions of Hamlet contemplating life and death, madness, and seeking revenge. Ophelia's character is expecte…

In the play Hamlet by Shakespeare, madness presents itself as a very vivid theme throughout the entire work. Madness, by definition, means extremely foolish and crazy-like behavior. Throughout Hamlet,…

There are many conflicts turning points in Hamlet's play. Although there are several conflicts within Acts I, II, and II the primary conflict is the Mousetrap play scene when Claudius's conscience con…

William Shakespeare demonstrates many ideas and concepts from the classic play Hamlet, through the main character Hamlet's point of view. Shakespeare believes that loyalty is a necessary quality for s…

Throughout history, women are portrayed to be impotent and inferior to men. In William Shakespeare's "Hamlet", women are treated differently from males. Women in Hamlet are conventionally authoritavil…

Hamlet is a male-dominated play, there is no arguing that. It follows Hamlet's battle to avenge his father by killing his uncle. The play only contains two women whose only roles are to support the me…

In the book, Hamlet by William Shakespeare women come across to readers as weak, passive figures used as pawns and dying for attention from men. However, there is more to Gertrude and Ophelia than rea…

Shakespeare created female roles to be used as tools to push the story forward, despite the limitations of women in this period. Detail how Ophelia displayed some foreshadowing in the story and some s…

To Be or Not To Be shows how Hamlet is a human and how he is a hurt person who doesn't know if he should do away with his life or should he accept that his father wants him to kill Claudius to put his…