The dramatist Shakespeare develops in this play specific reasons that lead Hamlet to be in trouble. In fact, Hamlet is a revolted man, disgusted of filth of the flesh because his mother Gertrude marries his uncle Claudius, becoming thereby the new king of Denmark, just two months after the death of the king, his father. Adding to that, he has the revelation from the ghost of his father that it is Claudius who killed him by pouring poison in his ears after committing adultery with the queen; the ghost asks Hamlet to avenge him but to save his mother. Hamlet becomes enraged and therefore has revenge as mission and madness as allied. In his madness, he does not completely trust the ghost because it would be sheer folly to believe in a ghost. So,