Does Hamlet Believe In His Fate
Death should not be scary it is something we will all go through and Hamlet will soon discover he has to accept fate. In the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare, Hamlet struggles to notice his life will change and to trust his fate. In Act I and ll is shows his resisting in fate, where in Act lll and lV is his turning point where he wants to accept his fate but does not believe. In Act V, Hamlet notices he can trust his fate and this was the plan for his life. Hamlet does not want to believe in his fate because he does not want it to be true. When Hamlet is left alone he talks to himself about how he wants to die. His father’s death was took to heart and how his mother married too soon. “flesh would melt, Thaw, and resolve itself into a dew”
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Hamlet hesitates to kill Claudius because it is not the right time. “Now might I do it pat, now he is a-praying, And now I’ll do’t. ( He draws his sword.)...He sheathes his sword. When he is drunk asleep, or in his rage…” (89-90). Hamlet accepts that killing Claudius right now is not the right time, so he will wait when he thinks this is the right time. He does not want to hurt his mother right, he wants to leave her for the Gods. When his mother asks Hamlet to come talk to him, it does not turn out well. Hamlet is still mad about the marriage and how she offended her husband for marrying so quick. In the beginning he is mad about what has happened and now he confronted her about the way he feels about what she has done. “Mother, you have my father much offended.” (91). Hamlet tells her how he felt and about what must do to Claudius. She keeps his secret and he is not so mad with his mom. Hamlet wants her to understand that he is not mad and some things happen for a reason. Lastly, Ophelia has died, she has drowned. “Your sister’s drowned, Laertes.” (125). Ophelia’s death, Hamlet will take it to heart because he loves her. It will open Hamlet’s eyes to accepting the people he loves will soon be gone. He can not go through life hanging on to the past and change things when he can change himself
Hamlet hesitates to kill Claudius because it is not the right time. “Now might I do it pat, now he is a-praying, And now I’ll do’t. ( He draws his sword.)...He sheathes his sword. When he is drunk asleep, or in his rage…” (89-90). Hamlet accepts that killing Claudius right now is not the right time, so he will wait when he thinks this is the right time. He does not want to hurt his mother right, he wants to leave her for the Gods. When his mother asks Hamlet to come talk to him, it does not turn out well. Hamlet is still mad about the marriage and how she offended her husband for marrying so quick. In the beginning he is mad about what has happened and now he confronted her about the way he feels about what she has done. “Mother, you have my father much offended.” (91). Hamlet tells her how he felt and about what must do to Claudius. She keeps his secret and he is not so mad with his mom. Hamlet wants her to understand that he is not mad and some things happen for a reason. Lastly, Ophelia has died, she has drowned. “Your sister’s drowned, Laertes.” (125). Ophelia’s death, Hamlet will take it to heart because he loves her. It will open Hamlet’s eyes to accepting the people he loves will soon be gone. He can not go through life hanging on to the past and change things when he can change himself