1. The Problem Of Hamlet
In Hamlet's first soliloquy (Hamlet I, 2, 133-164), he states his disgust at his mother for marrying Claudius, the new king, in no less than a month after his own father's death. ... After an extremely emotional and distressing conversation with his mother about her affair with the king, he sees his father's ghost. ... The king proposes a duel in which Hamlet will meet his "assured" doom. ... Before he dies, Hamlet forces Claudius to die the same way his mother did because he believes that Claudius is now just as responsible for her death. ... He now has no other reason to l...
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- Grade Level: High School