Shakespeare's Hamlet is a most enigmatic and complex character, his psyche the subject of more detailed psychoanalysis than any other character in English literature. ... Within Hamlet there are two types of madness: the very apparent outer madness, and a hidden madness that isn't even realized by Hamlet. ... In an ironic sense, Hamlet contaminated himself. ... (V.i.201-206) Upon completion of the play and thorough analysis of the facts, one comes to the realization that Hamlet was indeed a most insane, yet unfortunate, man. ... Shakespeare's Hamlet is as much about normal, sane...

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HAMLET In play, Hamlet, William Shakespeare uses Hamlet's dynamic character in order to justify his procrastinate behavior. ... Hamlet is a man of talk. ... This leads him being known as a character that is full of purpose, but lacks the quality required to accomplish that purpose. Most of these issues are simply due to Hamlet's over analysis of morals. ... Perhaps it is because of Hamlet's disbelief in the honesty of the Ghost, which causes such hesitation in Hamlet's actions. ...

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Both Characters depart, Hagar escaping her nursing home , while Hamlet sent away for his "own protection ". ... Therefore , through the examination of Hargar Shipley and Hamlet's departure, initiation and transformation, it becomes evident that both Characters have achieved deeper knowledge about them selves. ... Both characters learn about them selves and have transformed. ... This is a key passage in understanding Hagar's character at the end because this passage fully reveals how Hagar sees her life. ... Therefore, through the analysis of Hamlet and Hagar's departure, i...

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