This makes Hamlet a tragic hero.
Tragic heroes are those people who used to have it all, but due to particular circumstances (or sometimes even their own fault), they lose it all, and usually die at the end of the play. This is what happened to Hamlet - while his father was alive, he was a prince who lacked for nothing. However, when the King got murdered, it went spiraling down for Hamlet.<span />
An act of kindness i’ve done this week was help my mom clean the house and make dinner, with everything she has going on right know i thought i’d give her a break and help her relax.
I don't see any options, but if you had to write your own theme I would say, you don’t gain from being selfish but only lose. The evidence to support the claim... *enter the theme* is that in the story, ”The Horse and the Loaded Donkey” the horse refuses to carry only half the burden when asked to help by the donkey but instead the horse refuses and when the donkey grows weary the horse winds up, in the end, carrying the entire burden instead of just half of it. In conclusion that is just one example of how my theme makes sense. *Disclaimer: I'm extremely sorry if this didn't help*
