Hamlet Horatio Analysis

In the play Hamlet Horatio is a noble man who makes an impact on the play. He is the one who tells Hamlets about the ghost and the one who will tell his story. Horatio is the closest friend to hamlet that he can trust. Horatio parts in the play serve two main reasons to tell Hamlet’s great story and to serve as the great friend of Hamlet. One critic states “Throughout the play, Horatio seems "just": he is fair, equitable, and reasonable”. This can explain that he is unruffled, composed, and practical; Horatio is the representation of reliability The readers can value the relationship of Hamlet and Horatio as well as Hamlet values their friendship he values him as a friend. The relationship between them both is probably the only real one in the play, Hamlet respects Horatio because Horatio is loyal to him, by evaluating Horatio’s relationship with Hamlet we as well as evaluate Hamlet’s choices from Horatio’s perception, we can learn a lot about Hamlet as a character and appreciate more fully the tragedy. Horatio is very important in the play
Daniel has the experience because he is accustomed to the character Horatio, he has played parts just like it and he is just the right actor who could bring a natural assurance and captivation that would make anyone believe him even if he’s telling you that he has seen the ghost of your dead father. Daniel is a very accomplish he wrote and stared in his own film and is quoted as being a “must view for independent film makers”. Daniel was also in a Canada TV show it did so well that it is being picked up for a fourth season. Gillies is 5' 11" has both brown hair and eyes and is slim when looked at him. Daniel looks trustworthy and sophisticated which would be perfect for the role of