Hamlet Act I The Shakespearean tragedy has a predictable pattern: It centres around the life of a hero, who is always someone of great standing, someone exceptional and unusual. There is a reverse of fortune and the hero falls from the position of man who has everything to a man who has less than nothing. The hero is always portrayed in the exaggeration and everything is in a grand scale. When he sacrifices he sacrifices everything and his reach always…
Shakespeare uses Hamlet to reveal how complex the human mind truly is. He utilizes soliloquies to uncover Hamlet's deepest contemplations. Through these discussions, the crowd learns about Hamlet's battle to confront his internal conflicts, choosing when to retaliate for his father, and his appalled emotions about his mom's licentious marriage. These speeches give the opportunity to tell the audience explicit snippets of information which cannot be revealed through ordinary discussion amongst characters. Each one of Hamlet's soliloquies further the plot,…