How Does Hamlet Present Gertrude's Relationship

In Hamlet, Hamlet’s relationship with Gertrude, his mother, endows him with a deep sense of resentment and pain. Hamlet’s disappointment with his mother due to her hasty and incestuous marriage dominates a majority of the play. Hamlet feels that she has betrayed his father by marrying his uncle so soon after his father’s death. Throughout the play, Hamlet becomes obsessed with avenging King Hamlet’s death by forcing Claudius suffer a horrible death. Gertrude adds to the dead King's tarnished memory by not mourning his loss and instead rejoicing in her new marriage. Resulting in a Hamlet extremely angry with Gertrude, expressing his anger towards her directly and indirectly through his words and actions. Gertrude's marriage