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Shakespeare's Hamlet: Chronic Problems In Our Society

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Hamlet seems a timely character as depression and its resulting inaction are chronic problems in our society. The young man who has a missing father and a mother who is absorbed in her relationship with her new husband are not uncommon situations in modern society. In addition, his thoughts of suicide are reflective of many of the thoughts of young people today as they, too, wrestle with some of the same problems, including the treachery of friends like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern who betray Hamlet. If I were in Hamlet's place, I also would have made the decision to kill the King. People like Claudius commit many crimes just to reach their desired status in society. Hamlet focuses on, rather than his warning task in hand, and is a way to

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