Gertrude describes him as insane as the sea during a violent storm, and she informs Claudius that Hamlet has murdered Polonius.
William Shakespeare's Hamlet, written around 1600, is a tragedy that explores themes of friendship, madness, and vengeance. The ghost of Denmark's King tells his son Hamlet to avenge his death by assassinating the new king, Hamlet's uncle. Hamlet pretends to be insane, muses on life and death, and seeks vengeance. Fearing for his life, his uncle devises plots to assassinate Hamlet.
They can be categorized as themes, but it is important to remember that each Hamlet theme interacts and resonates with the others. Here are brief explanations of some of Hamlet's major themes, including vengeance, corruption, religion, politics, appearance and reality, and women.
Hamlet is tragedy because the lack of poetic justice, for them and the hero, keeps it a painful mystery; and because the chain of cause and effect prevents it from being 'Absurd' drama, just as Hamlet's final acceptance of Providence at work in it to'shape our ends' does.
To learn more about Hamlet, here
brainly.com/question/3774380
#SPJ4
