Hamlet in general had a lot of good character you could really see the time and effort Shakespeare put into the play. A character that really caught my eye was Ophelia a beautiful girl that was kind and was in love with Emily and had a nice future ahead of her I could never see her become like she did at the end of the play or the way she passed away.
Ophelia thinks that her relationship with Hamlet is going good and she might have a bright future with him. Her father and brother don't think so. They believed that as soon as Hamlet has Ophelia and her virginity he would throw her away because he could never marry someone like her. With no mother in the picture to help get rid of these negative thoughts they push Ophelia to break up with with him in order to save herself, thus Begins the first step towards for madness.
Polonius had a lot to do in turing philia into a crazy woman. In the play we seen so much betrayal and so much backs that mean, I feel that Ophelia was just a victim of all the chaos, King Claudius news Del figlio to find out why Hamlet was so sad and depressed, felonious also used Ophelia to see if his assumptions were true how about his intentions with her. Ophelia was used by everyone not knowing what was happening to her it all took a toll on her State of Mind.
Ophelia relies basically on three people Polonius, Hamlet, and Laertes. Her dependence on these three men really wear her greatest weakness in my opinion, this basically creates three pillars for her. As soon as one picture goes down it just comes Crashing into a mess. The first one to go was Hamlet when he killed Polonius second one was when Polonius died the hands of hamlet, and when Hamlet just disappeared without telling her why we're explaining what happened to Polonius this all causes her to fall under depression and insanity well everyone just watch them stared without doing anything. At the end she was killed by her own hand at the river.
In conclusion this the play did not end very happily there was a lot of death in the end people just got hurt there was definitely a lot of things wrong with the people in the play and their state of mind I believe any of this could have been prevented if King Claudius wouldn't was just stop being so greedy by killing Hamlet's father.
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Big Question??
My big question might not be as cool as some you have read but this is a skill I see can come in handy. How to save money, this is something I struggle with. I work at kohls and every paycheck is gone by the end of the week which is something I try to fix but with the holidays, its proven to be really hard for me. I would like to learn how to manage my money and find was to save money but also use some to enjoy life. That my big question.
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
My Semester Goal
My goal this year is to finish my scholarships for Hancock, but that just my backup plan my true goal this year is to sign my contract to the Airforce so that I can prepare to leave next year after I graduate that is my goal this year.
Hamlet 2.0
If the whole story with hamlet happened today I feel like hamlet would not be able to do more as far as killing king Claudius because now he would be caught and hamlet could accuse him of the crime but he would need to get proof. One place where he can get the proof he needs is his "Palace" (his new modern home), there are cameras in a lot of home now a days. This could be a place he can get proof, if they decide to do an investigation they can check the body check around the scene of the crime for finger prints. My point is that before it got any worse they most likely can find the cause of death and the person at fault.
The Clown of Death
When Hamlet was going back to Learters home land and on his way there he saw this battle when you fight over a piece of land that doesn't really mean much but the soldiers fight on and show there honor and dedication and when he starts to come home now all he sees are clowns because there following a falus king and just being fooled by him.
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