Firstly from Hamlet's childhood and adolescence, when, as I mentioned before he lacked of a parental figure and secondly after the death of King Hamlet, who has come back from Purgatory (as it is believed by the prince, even if he was a protestant) to revenge his death through his son. ... / Be thou a spirit of health or goblin damned.... But the relation with his father can be interpreted in a more chivalrous way like that of a King and his vassal, his knight. ... For a better understanding of the father-son relationship I will concentrate on his second and third soliloquy. Hamlet'...

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