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Conflict And Violence In Hamlet

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How have your actions affect you throughout your entire life especially conflicts? Within
Hamlet conflict and violence are a major part of the Shakespearean tragedy as a whole and are a strong way to build up the play. The conflicts in Hamlet are integrated into every character 's development throughout its duration, moreover the conflicts Hamlet has with others continuously evolve the characters and the play and through the use dialogue between them and the soliloquies ,or asides, that give dramatic irony and show the possible true emotions of the characters themselves. Hamlet takes the most advantage of this and gives out several soliloquies that cause more internal conflicts and questions that lead to conflicting answers. With conflict
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This simple confrontation between mother and son along with the death of Polonius makes this scene detrimental in not only the play but also the character development. The line from Gertrude shows the “black and grainèd spots” within her as sins that will forever be a part of her. Once Laertes finds out about his father 's death and improper beareal he grows angry with Hamlet and wishes to kill him. The death of Laertes’ father was not the only thing he blamed Hamlet for but also the death Ophelia his sister.
While Hamlet is on his way to England he finds a letter that is to be given to the king of
England with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern that says to have Hamlet executed. Hamlet forges a fake letter and reseals it with his father’s old ring. This letter says to execute Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern. After the creation on the fake latter Hamlet’s ship is attacked by pirates which
Stockton 3 allows hamlet to board the pirates ship and return to Denmark. This trick of Claudius’ fails and backfires on Rosencrantz and

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