Hamlet did nothing wrong and his so-called "madness" over his father's murder was natural and justified.
Hamlet did nothing wrong and his so-called "madness" over his father's murder was natural and justified.
Hamlet did nothing wrong and his so-called "madness" over his father's murder was natural and justified.
Only sane take. There seems to be a recent trend in scholarship to vindicate Gertrude by implying Hamlet is only upset about her actions for Oedipal reasons which I find particularly bizarre.
I remember a claim that Hamlet was just pissed because Gertrude's hasty marriage denied Hamlet kingship, and there are no Oedipal feelings involved.
For what other reason should he be upset about her?
this
As explicitly stated in the play that it‘s an abhorrent disrespect to Hamlet‘s father and the marriage between them. What are you, retarded?
Yes, that's oedipal
Oedipal would imply rivalry between Hamlet and his father.
Yeah no shit, it’s based on a Germanic story so vengeance is an absolute duty or else you become a filthy nithing n disgrace your entire clan
>a filthy nithing n
hell yeah brother
Revenge is bad. Forgive and forget.
based moving on-er
t. Christcuck cowards
You disgrace yourself and your kin if you forgive dishonorable actions against you (and your kin by extension), you are like Trudeau saying “if you kill your enemies: they win!”, kill yourself to save some honor u argr losers
>le if you do le bad things... you are... le bad! and God will punish you!
BRAVO QUICHESPEARE.
Polonius did nothing wrong.
he was a retard howsobeit
Most "Reddit" LULZ thread I've seen in awhile
>madness
He is sane, he is just pretending
This , did you read the play OP? This is explicitly stated.
Don't be so amazed nigga, people are retarded
>has the allucinations when he is alone
Come on you are fucking stupid.
Hamlet's madness isn't because his hate of his uncle the murderer isn't justified, but rather because he has no actual evidence for the murder. We, the audience know that Claudius is completely guilty, but Hamlet only has the word of his father's ghost (which he, as a dutiful protestant, is obliged to doubt and suspect to be a demon or a trick of his own mind).
Hamlet is a cautionary tale of attempting to enter into Vratacharya before one has attained proper heat on the path of application, like the namthar of Krishnacharya
He was mean to Ophelia
in english?
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Meds.