Love Relations
If Hamlet's revenge is like a bomb, the tortured love relations arethe fuses. Love is not such a significant thread when people read Hamlet at the first time. However, it is one of the most essential and important factors that readers need to consider to fully understand the play.There are different forms of love in the play, Hamlet. For instance, love between family relatives, love between the young couple, and the love between friends. Some became the major conflicts in the play;some were skated over by William Shakespeare. Love in this play is disappointed and twisted. People forget that love meanssacrifice sometimes. They hope to take love from other people but not to offer love to others. IfHamlet's death at the end is his biggest tragedy; disappointed love of his mother, the sickening love between his mother and his uncle, and his sudden inverted attitude to Ophelia make his life become more tragic (death at a young age, a broken family, and the lover's betrayal).Two of the most important expressions of love are sacrifice and understanding that some people never learn in life and some people use their whole lives to prove.
Father's love is always great and consecratory. Father, this
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In his mind, Gertrude's real love should pertain to his father and it is not true love what motivates her to marry Claudius. Hamlet's imagination is filled withher lust to Claudius.Because Gertrude is his mother, Hamlet hopes to be in the first position of his mother's concern and love. Biggerexpectationmeansgreater disappointment sometimes.If he really stands in his mother's shoes, he will understand that his mother, as a woman, does not have much power and ability, needs to depend on a man. He does not show basic respect to his mother. This indicatesthat Hamlet is self-centered and he asks for love exceeding he provides