Even though Hamlet is not capable to trust others as a result of the betrayals from others, there is additionally the fact that he also dishonest to others. Hamlet isn’t a honest person, he himself does commit sins. Hamlet is not privileged to difficult thoughts and actons: “’I’ll have these players Play something like the murder of my father Before mine uncle, I’ll observe his looks, … If he do blench, I know my course.”’ (Hamlet Act II scene II, lines 596 – 600.) “’O, from this time forth, my thoughts are bloody, or be nothing worth!’” (Hamlet Act IV scene IV, lines 65 – 66) Hamlet’s family is unable to be truthful to him because he himself cannot be truthful. People are careful of trusting him in spite of his socially impaired personality,