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Hamlet Although the article is short, the plot is twists and turns, and the language is Shakespearean classic They say there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people In my heart, he has his own pursuit of justice. His revenge for killing his father was finally avenged, and at the same time, he gave up his life for accidentally killing Bo. From beginning to end, I thought the only one who deserved to die was the new king Although other people made mistakes, they were just evil-minded, or they followed the king's instigation, but they still had good intentions... It's a pity that I didn't read every word of this book carefully. Its description may have other profound meanings~

The style of Shakespeare's dramas in the middle period was sad, angry and melancholy. His works adopted a rational and dialectical attitude towards humanism, supporting but not blindly and fanatically promoting it. Hamlet is "a typical Renaissance humanist", so his confrontation with the traitor king is actually the confrontation between the emerging humanism and the feudal forces; Hamlet's death is not only the death of an individual, but also the death of the new humanists at that time. Because of this, "Hamlet" is a great tragedy, which reflects a real history through the death of the protagonist.

This book tells the story of the revenge of three princes, namely Fortinbras, Hamlet, and Laertes, who all avenge their fathers. Due to different cultural influences and different growth environments, the characters of the three characters form a sharp contrast. Among them, Hamlet is a humanist. He is a giant in thought and a dwarf in action. He is very delayed. Fortinbras, on the other hand, was deeply influenced by Machiavellianism. He was more decisive in doing things and was a giant in action. (Machiavelli was an Italian politician and historian who was famous for advocating that the ends justify the means.) Fortinbras finally inherited the throne and regained the lost land of his father. Laertes was determined to seek revenge from Hamlet after his father was stabbed to death and his sister was drowned. The king wanted to use Laertes' hand to kill Hamlet and give him advice, but in the end Laertes was stabbed to death by Hamlet, and so did the king. When the madness dissipates in his mind, reason takes over, and Laertes finally reconciles with Hamlet rationally.

It tells a story about Hamlet's revenge. The plot is really full of ups and downs. It made my blood boil, especially the scene where Hamlet stabs the king to death in the end. It feels so relieved [Like][Like][Like]

The words are philosophical and full of wisdom, which shows the author's profound literary heritage and...

Hamlet, Hamlet, Hamlet, you are a good young man with infinite love in your heart. It seems that your uncle has ruined your future, but I think your mother is the root of the evil.

Very wonderfully written

Hamlet is so witty

It's wonderful, the lines are good, the plot is compact, and Shakespeare's Hamlet's eloquence is quite good.

It's just that there's still a little bit of feeling missing! ! !

Not bad. I'll read the physical book next time.

Tragic ending, many people died