What does Hamlet say is the value of his life?
All lives are equal, some people need more help than others and it should be given if and when deserve such help. The value of life has been contemplated throughout history, such as Shakespeare’s (1599) play, hamlet; in which Hamlet’s…show more content…
What is the life lesson of Hamlet?
“O shame, where is thy blush?” Hamlet accuses his mother of acting shamelessly in marrying his Uncle in rude haste after the death of his father. But the truth is everyone in Hamlet acts shamelessly and for us the moral of the play is the production of shame in its audience.
What are Hamlet’s values?
One of Hamlet’s moral values is friendship. He is a loyal friend and he expects his friends to be loyal in return. Horatio is an example of a true friend, and Hamlet respects and trusts him enough to confide in him.
How does Hamlet define life?
Hamlet’s meaning of life is shown in a belief in justice, that morphs into a craving for revenge. Claudius’ meaning of life is strictly on power. Without power, one’s life is meaningless. Finally, Polonius’ meaning of life is all about reputation.
Why is Hamlet relevant today?
Hamlet struggles with life or death issues, but he keeps going. The community sees Hamlet as providing a lens to view some of life’s greatest challenges and hardest moments. But it also recognizes our strengths in being able to keep going and find tactics to deal with those challenges life throws at us.
What are Hamlet’s best qualities?
Maybe these will help:
- He is intelligent and highly educated.
- He is well versed in drama.
- He is idealistic.
- He is emotional.
- He is not only tough on others, but he is tough on himself.
- He is loyal to those who deserve it, and he is a good judge of characters.
What are Hamlet’s religious beliefs?
Since Hamlet is a Protestant, he believes that his soul will be annexed to God’s holy multitude upon his death.