Free Essays - Sanity of Hamlet :: Shakespeare Hamlet

sanity of Hamlet     Is he insane or isnt he? That is the question. What is the answer? Literary scholars have debated that question for everywhere 400 years. mum people wonder.   I, for ace, dont think Hamlet is crazy at all. I smack that he is very depressed because of his fathers death. But especially because of his mothers headlong marriage to his Uncle Claudius one month after his fathers death. Hamlet is still in mourning, his mother should be also. He doesnt understand why she isnt in mourning. Up machinate by his mother infidelity to his father, Hamlet scorns his mother saw, frailty, thy name is woman (I.2.46).   In act I, we learn that his fathers ghost has appeared to Horatio, Marcellus and Bernardo. Upon learning that, Hamlet goes with Horatio and Marcellus to speak with the spirit. Besides world depressed, I feel that he is acting like a madman to conceal his motive, revenge for his fathers murder.   Even though Hamlet barges i nto Ophelias room and grabs her by the wrists, without saying a word, sighs and leaves, I believe its an act to divert suspicion away from Hamlets true purpose of wanting to kill Claudius, his fathers murderer. Ophelias father, Polonius, believes that Ophelias rejection of Hamlets desire has caused Hamlet to go insane. To parent his point, Polonius suggests that he and Claudius set up a meeting between Hamlet and Ophelia. I feel that Hamlet is acting strange towards Polonius. He is playing Polonius by telling him hes a fishmonger and acting like he doesnt know him, because Polonius is a weasel and would go back and tell the king. Hamlet might as healthful give Polonius some liaison to ripple about.   Hamlet really seems to be sane when he asks the actors to perform a specific act in a play highborn Mouse Trap. The background will resemble the murder of King Hamlet. Young Hamlet expects that if the ghost is telling the truth about Claudius murdering him, then Cl audius will controvert to the scene, admitting his guilt. Hamlet states The plays the thing wherein Ill catch the conscience of the King. (II.2.581-82). In my opinion, anyone who can plot that, and thing that far ahead, needs to have a clear head.Free Essays - Sanity of Hamlet Shakespeare Hamlet Sanity of Hamlet     Is he insane or isnt he? That is the question. What is the answer? Literary scholars have debated that question for over 400 years. Still people wonder.   I, for one, dont think Hamlet is crazy at all. I feel that he is very depressed because of his fathers death. But especially because of his mothers hasty marriage to his Uncle Claudius one month after his fathers death. Hamlet is still in mourning, his mother should be also. He doesnt understand why she isnt in mourning. Upset by his mother unfaithfulness to his father, Hamlet scorns his mother saying, frailty, thy name is woman (I.2.46).   In act I, we learn that his fathers ghost has appeared to Horatio, Marcellus and Bernardo. Upon learning that, Hamlet goes with Horatio and Marcellus to speak with the spirit. Besides being depressed, I feel that he is acting like a madman to conceal his motive, revenge for his fathers murder.   Even though Hamlet barges into Ophelias room and grabs her by the wrists, without saying a word, sighs and leaves, I believe its an act to divert suspicion away from Hamlets true purpose of wanting to kill Claudius, his fathers murderer. Ophelias father, Polonius, believes that Ophelias rejection of Hamlets desire has caused Hamlet to go insane. To prove his point, Polonius suggests that he and Claudius set up a meeting between Hamlet and Ophelia. I feel that Hamlet is acting strange towards Polonius. He is playing Polonius by telling him hes a fishmonger and acting like he doesnt know him, because Polonius is a weasel and would go back and tell the king. Hamlet might as well give Polonius something to talk about. &nb sp Hamlet really seems to be sane when he asks the actors to perform a specific act in a play titled Mouse Trap. The scene will resemble the murder of King Hamlet. Young Hamlet expects that if the ghost is telling the truth about Claudius murdering him, then Claudius will react to the scene, admitting his guilt. Hamlet states The plays the thing wherein Ill catch the conscience of the King. (II.2.581-82). In my opinion, anyone who can plot that, and thing that far ahead, needs to have a clear head.