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The act of revenge was a major theme that revolved around Hamlet, Laertes, and Fortinbras who all share a desire to kill their fatherвЂ™s murderer yet contrast in terms of character.

This would explain why Hamlet took so long to attack her as well was to try, and think of a way he could have broken the news to her without hurting her.To avenge ones fallen father was seen to be a moral obligation in most revenge tragedies during the Elizabethan era and it was certainly no different in ShakespeareвЂ™s tragedy Hamlet. Hamlet in all his seas of thoughts perhaps did not care at all for the affairs of Denmark nor for his late fatherвЂ™s wish, but perhaps he remained true to his mother to one person that a person can almost always find solace in his mother. That would also explain why Hamlet tried to explain what Claudius truly was to his mother so she would not have to experience the loss of a husband twice because although Hamlet hates Claudius he loves his mother dearly. This would also imply that since Hamlet is having no trouble disobeying his late father about disrespecting his mother that Hamlet has honestly not felt any obligation to avenging his father this whole time, but rather has solely been interested in killing Claudius because of his resentment towards Claudius marriage with his mother. Secondly it completely reveals just how far hamlet will go to put off killing Claudius even doing the one thing the ghost asked him not to do in the first meeting, and attacking his mother. The Importance Of Conversation With The Ghost In William Shakespeare's Hamlet In his work, the Holy Family, Marx says вЂњit is not a

Marx believes that all the proletariat needs is a decision to fight. Hamlet 's indecision and fear, result in the death of part of the proletariat near the end of the tragedy. You have nothing to lose but your chains!вЂќ (Communist Manifesto). He fails to sacrifice all of himself to the cause, to listen to MarxвЂ™s famous proclamation from the Communist Manifesto, вЂњworkers of the world, unite.

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Unlike Fortinbras, Hamlet can not make a decision and can not full devote himself to a cause becase 'of thinking too precisely on th ' event, athought which, quarter 'd, hath but one part wisdom and ever three parts coward' (4.IV.41-43). For not taking action, Hamlet faces criticism from his father ' not forget visitation, to whet almost blunted purpose.' (3.IV.111-112). For instance rather than killling Claudius like he said that he would, he resorts to indecison and rather than 'drink hot blood and doing such bitter business as the day would quake to look on, soft, to mother.' (3.II.354-356). However, the class conflict, the fight for possession of control of the mind, causes him to question his fatherвЂ™s suggestions. After HamletвЂ™s first encounter with the ghost, Hamlet completely devotes himself to his fatherвЂ™s cause saying вЂњfrom the table of my memory, IвЂ™ll wipe away all trivial fond records, all saws of books, all forms, all pressures past and thy commandment all alone shall live unmixed with baser matter.вЂќ (1.V.100-105). The class conflict takes place within Hamlet, as he struggles to take action according to his superior or to take action on his own accord. Old Hamlet represents the bourgeoisie and Hamlet represents the proletariat. Through a Marxist lens, the means of production could be control and sanity within the mind.

Through a Marxist lens, the audience understands the inconsistencies and implications of the socialist revolution, its flaws, and the вЂ¦show more contentвЂ¦ The audience always must examine what exists, who lies and the nature of deception. The plot of the tragedy of Hamlet focuses in on the perpetual class conflicts over the means of production. Although Shakespeare wrote Hamlet two and a half centuries before Karl Marx wrote his masterpiece, Das Kapital, he proceeded to scrutinize the bourgeoisie and their control over the means of production in society.

FORTINBRAS HAMLET SERIES

Show More The tragedy of Hamlet presents a series of interrelations between Claudius and Gertrude and Hamlet and Fortinbras, Hamlet and Claudius and Gertrude and Ophelia, and Old Hamlet and Hamlet, that delves into the nature of the human condition and the examination of Marxism in societal relationships.

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