I define despair as losing all hope or confidence and the feeling of complete hopelessness. This definition can be applied or referred to by any individual but can be shown from different viewpoints. For example, setbacks have driven a person to the depths of despair. Shakespeare's play Hamlet, tells the story of Hamlet's transformation into a helpless man who is determined to find the unsolved truth. Throughout the play, Hamlet leaves the readers to grasp these unresolved mysteries. In the face of it, all conflict is an essential part of being portrayed by Hamlet. Wanting to avenge his father's murder, struggles with doubt and whether killing is the right thing to do. Hamlet has various decisions to make with the people surrounding him and his situation whether …show more content…
In the play ¨Hamlet¨ expresses himself by saying ¨Now might I do it, now he's praying and now I´ll do it. And so he goes to heaven;¨. Even though people around him make him question his decisions. Finding the killer has always been on Hamlet's mind as a way to avenge them. Throughout Hamlet has his suspicions about one person who may have been responsible. With setting up plans and creating tricks to expose the truth. In the play ¨Hamlet¨ he says,¨I'll have these players play something like the murder of my father¨. Hamlet's play is set up by himself and includes the actors. This plan might lead to the truth of knowing if avenging the true killer is acceptable. Doubt and hesitation have always been part of big issues for Hamlet himself. In the play Hamlet, he says, "There is a play tonight before the king; one scene of it comes near the circumstances which I have told thee of my father's death¨. This indicates that Hamlet's doubts need to be proven if it's real by the proclaimed killer Claudius. Furthermore, these players will show the audience the killing of Hamlet's