The end of Hamlet, as we know, was very dramatic. So many things happened and into the caos, four people took their last breath. In the entire story, there were nine people who wasn’t about to see the light of day anymore. But, what we can’t seem to figure out is who is to blame for these tradgedies? Is it Hamlet after he needed to get revenge for his father’s death? Claudius for killing King Hamlet in the first place? Gertrude for marrying Claudius after her husbands death? In my opinion, Claudius is to blame for basically all of the deaths and the tradgedies that happened in Hamlet; the death of Hamlet and Gertrude, and the death of Polonius and Laertes. Even though Hamlet assasinated both Polonius and Laertes, it still ends up being Claudius’s …show more content…
When Claudius murderd King Hamlet, nobody knew that it was a murder. . . until the ghost of King Hamlet appeared and told Hamlet everything. Once Hamlet found out he wanted revenge for killing his father out of jealousy and only planned on killing Claudius, but obviously things didn’t work out that way. Polonius was erased after Hamlet assumed that he was Claudius. After Polonius was stabbed, clearly, his son, Laertes would want to avenge his death as well, which means that Hamlet is in deep predicament. As this whole thing is happening, Claudis joins in to make Laertes even more against Hamlet and even helps him to compose a plan for his nonexistence. So presently, Claudius and Laertes have a plan to diminish Hamlet, and when that doesn’t go as planned, they go to a back up plan to have Hamlet drink from a cup that Claudius has poured poison into. . . but that also backfires because Gertrude ended up drinking it and dying from it. In advance of Gertrudes death. . . Laertes and Hamlet have a fencing fight in front of everyone, but