This plot is a revenge and poetry tragedy; the language is almost new enriching by recurrent images, which show the corruption of the play.

Hamlet changes his language whit the rule played at the moment. In this tragedy Shakespeare underlines his moral interest and psychological introspection.

The author carefully studies the characters of this play. 

Plot

The plot of this play is simple. Prince Hamlet learns from his father's ghost that the present king of Denmark, his brother Claudius, had murdered him after seducing his wife Gertrude, Hamlet's mother. The father's ghost ordered to Hamlet to revenge his death, so Hamlet pretended to be mad and refused the love of Ofelia. So she became mad and killed herself. After Hamlet killed the Ofelia's father, Polonius, because he was spying a conversation between Hamlet and his mother. Then Hamlet wants to arrange the performance of a play representing his uncle's crime. The play confirms Claudius's guilt. At the end his uncle organised a fencing match between Hamlet and Ofelia's brother, Laertes. During this duel Hamlet killed Laertes, but is in his turn a mortaly wounded. Meanwhile Gertrude drinks from a poisoned cup prepared for Hamlet, and dies. So Hamlet gave the poisoned cup to his uncle to kill him. At the end everybody died and the primary order was re-establish.

Hamlet is a learn man, a thinking man, a pessimist man and an introspective man. He's indecision comes from the contrast between the urge to act and the necessity to think.

He is the typical renaissance man, because he always studies, that's why he looks for the solution of his problems in to the books.

In this play Shakespeare analyses the two situations of life and death.

For Hamlet life is: straggle, suffering, fear and ill.

Hamlet doesn't know if is better to be a man or nobody, whether to go on living or die, whether to act and kill or give up.

He thinks at the human problems in general. Hamlet has a bad view of life and he prefers the death like dreaming or sleeping but he is afraid of the unknown after death.

Hamlet is more inclined to think, thinking too much he cannot decide. He isn't a good king for Shakespeare because he isn't able to take a decision.

He is different from Hotello because he thinks a lot before acting while Hotello before acts and then thinks.