First, Hamelt was mourning the death of his father, like any normal human would (1.2.133-138). Throughout the same time Hamlet was sickened by the behavoir his mother’s with Claudius, Hamlet’s uncle who killed his father. His mother marrying Claudius did help the mouring of his father, it just made it worse (1.2.161-164). Hamlet wanted revenge on Claudius and he would do whatever it took. During the whole play, he semblance of “insanity” to stay inccoent for a crime he will try to commit. …show more content…
Everyone would think he was blaming Claudius because he married his mother and he was despered over the lose of his father. We can infer this why he started not acting himself. His unlike behaviors was a way for him to discover if Claudius did kill his father or not. This proves that the whole murder was planned and premeditated (1.5.190-192). Also, with no sympathy Hamlet misleads Guildenstern Rosencratz, then kills, and exhibited. In that event, the essence that he killed Polonius just assuming that it was Claudius does not surpise me, he was seeking revenge. Hamlet was being catastrophic and impetuous during that whole