Hamlet: Hamlets Hate For His Uncle Brought On By Ghost :: Shakespeare Hamlet

village ham permits Hate For His Uncle Brought On By Ghost          In fellowship straightaway one might look back on the time of Shakespeare and sayhow ruthless and barbaric people were in that time, not realizing that thepeople of today are just as cruel and unforgiving.  Shakespeares Hamlet is apenetrating portrayal of a young man overcome with rage brought about by hisuncle.  This deep hate for his uncle along with his inability to forgive hismother, and the traitorousness of his friends later brings him to his own destruction.Hamlets hate for his uncle is brought on by a ghost.         In the seed of the play, Hamlet is visited by the ghost of hisfather who tells him Know thou nobleman youth, the serpent that did sting thyfathers life now wears his crown(pg. 29) These words tear at Hamlets substanceenraging him, thus beginning the steps to his destruction.  He vowed to avengehis fathers deat h, and would moderate at nothing to take the life of his uncle.  Hisuncle however is not the only one Hamlet has developed a hate for.  He believeshis mother vie a large roll in his fathers death too.         The speedy marriage of his mother to his uncle along with the words ofhis fatherTaint not thy mind nor let thy soul contrive against thy motheraught(pg.31) lead Hamlet to believe that his mother besides had something to dowith his fathers    death.  His mother whom he loved so dear now becomes oneof his worst enemies, destroying him even more than before.  Hamlets mother, anduncle however are only the beginning of this emotional roller coaster, later heis betrayed by cardinal of his best friends.         Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. two of Hamlets dearest friends betray himby turning him over to his uncle, who plans to ship him to England for his death,and get ahead more are the o nes to escort Hamlet to the ship.  willt please yougo, my master?(pg.104) are the words of Rosencrantz urging Hamlet to board theship, knowing full well that he boards to go to his death.  This brings aboutthe final chapter to Hamlets mental destruction, and from this point on Hamletcares nothing about his nor any one elses life.Hamlet Hamlets Hate For His Uncle Brought On By Ghost Shakespeare Hamlet Hamlet Hamlets Hate For His Uncle Brought On By Ghost          In society today one might look back on the time of Shakespeare and sayhow ruthless and barbaric people were in that time, not realizing that thepeople of today are just as cruel and unforgiving.  Shakespeares Hamlet is apenetrating portrayal of a young man overcome with rage brought about by hisuncle.  This deep hate for his uncle along with his inability to forgive hismother, and the betrayal of his friends later brings him to his own destruction.Hamlets hate for his uncle is brought on by a ghost.         In the beginning of the play, Hamlet is visited by the ghost of hisfather who tells him Know thou noble youth, the serpent that did sting thyfathers life now wears his crown(pg. 29) These words tear at Hamlets heartenraging him, thus beginning the steps to his destruction.  He vowed to avengehis fathers death, and would stop at nothing to take the life of his uncle.  Hisuncle however is not the only one Hamlet has developed a hate for.  He believeshis mother played a large roll in his fathers death too.         The speedy marriage of his mother to his uncle along with the words ofhis fatherTaint not thy mind nor let thy soul contrive against thy motheraught(pg.31) lead Hamlet to believe that his mother also had something to dowith his fathers    death.  His mother whom he loved so dearly now becomes oneof his worst enemies, destroying him even more than before.  Hamlets mother, anduncle however are only the beginning of this emotional roller coaster, later heis betrayed by two of his best friends.         Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. two of Hamlets dearest friends betray himby turning him over to his uncle, who plans to ship him to England for his death,and further more are the ones to escort Hamlet to the ship.  willt please yougo, my lord?(pg.104) are the words of Rosencrantz urging Hamlet to board theship, knowing full well that he boards to go to his death.  This brings aboutthe final chapter to Hamlets mental destruction, and from this point on Hamletcares nothing about his nor any one elses life.