Question

Hamlet's tragic flaw is _____. his uncontrollable temper his inability to make a decision and then carry it out his love for ophelia

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer to the question: Hamlet´s tragic flaw is___, would be: His inability to make a decision and then carry it out.

Explanation:

"Hamlet" is the tragic play written by William Shakespeare and which was published between 1599 and 1602, approximately. Narrating the life of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, this play shows the terrible indecision, and the failure of Hamlet, to decisively carry out his own plans in order to carry out his revenge against his uncle Claudius, whom Hamlet knows, murdered his own father. Evidenced by several scenes and acts in which, although pretty sure about the justice of his decision to exhert revenge, Hamlet is carried away by his indecision and his inner thought processes, in the end we find out a character who seems more afraid with the consequences, than with the justice, of what he must do. This indecision causes Hamlet to face a lot more problems than he should have, had he been more sure of himself.

Answer 2

Hamlet's tragic flaw is his inability to make a decision and then carry it out.