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This 4 page paper argues that the tragedy of Hamlet is that there are many points at which it could have been averted. It also argues that the blame for the tragedy ultimately lies at Claudius’s feet; his murder of his brother set the events of the play in motion. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Who Is to Blame for the Tragedy of Hamlet? Research
Compiled by K. Von Huben 4/2010 Please Introduction Hamlet is arguably the greatest play ever written,
and it continues to excite audiences because of Shakespeares masterful examination of the psychological aspects of its characters. They are complex and real, and their actions are unpredictable. This paper
tries to identify the person who is responsible for the tragedy in Hamlet and finally argues that it is Claudiuss murder of King Hamlet that sets the plays tragedy in
motion. Discussion The first question is to decide what exactly is meant by the "tragedy in Hamlet." Is it the loss of Hamlet himself, a man who would have apparently
been a good king? Or is it a tragedy in a larger sense-Denmarks royal family is decimated; the entire country is in an uproar. Surely that is a tragedy. Its
also tragic that another young man, Laertes, is killed; and Ophelia is lost as well. Or is the tragedy the fact that before the play begins, Claudius commits one of
the oldest and foulest sins in the record: he murders his brother. Perhaps the tragedy is the death of the queen, whose besetting sin is to love: first her husband,
then her son, then her husbands brother. Which of these is the most tragic? This paper would like to propose the idea that there is no one person who
can be charged with causing the tragedy, but rather, that the eventual slaughter stems from a combination of circumstances. The tragedy is that if something had happened at any one
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