What kind of image is Hamlet? Describe the plot briefly first. The story of the Danish prince's revenge for his father in the play is based on Danish history in AD 1200. Shakespeare's revenge plays have been adapted countless times and become a great spectacle in the history of drama. The script begins with the turbulent social situation in Denmark. The new king Claudius (that is, Hamlet's uncle) seized the throne and occupied the queen by killing his brother, and attempted to kill Hamlet. Claudius is a selfish and insidious guy. Many people went from evil to evil, and the queen couldn't help committing herself to him. Hamlet's former lover and friends have also become spies of the new king, and Polonius, the minister, has become sophisticated and lost his integrity in order to protect his vested interests. In this case, Hamlet changed from a "happy prince" to a "melancholy prince", and the harsh reality crushed his dreams and beliefs. Inspired by his father's soul, Hamlet learned that the real murderer was his uncle and began his revenge plan. But because of his indecision and weakness in his bones, the revenge plan was delayed again and again. Finally, I finally got an enemy in the sword fight, and I fell myself.
Hamlet was written by Shakespeare in 160 1 year. At that time, people's faith in God began to waver in the early Renaissance in Europe. Under the background of personality liberation and concern for "people", Shakespeare created such a play, which showed the hidden worries behind ideals and reality. Hamlet is his aesthetic reference to a society full of hidden dangers and chaos. This is how an artistic figure began to enter the world literature stage.
Hamlet said: It is a barren and hopeless garden, full of vicious grass, and the world is "a big prison". These images symbolically tell us that God is lost, but the devil is alive, and the world has become a cold world, an inverted era. Hamlet in such an era is a figure with contradiction between ideal and reality and a humanist. These views are consistent with many scholars. I think Hamlet, as a tragic figure, has its own characteristics.
Hamlet does not have the bearing and courage of a prince and a future king. Hamlet procrastinated repeatedly in revenge and missed many opportunities. For example, when Claudius repented, he was fully capable of killing the evil king, but he thought Claudius was repenting to God. Killing him at this time is unkind and will be blamed by God. This reflects Hamlet's humanistic spirit from one side, but it can better reflect his indecision and lack of courage. Kings usually don't follow the rules of the game. Hamlet was hurt by his humanistic temperament, which led to the final tragedy.
Hamlet is an extremely pessimistic figure. His words and deeds are increasingly divorced from the responsibility of restoring his father and the social responsibility of regaining the throne. Under the repression of reality, I thought of suicide "getting out early" "Who wants to bear a heavy burden and sweat under the oppression of tired life?" However, the thought of not only falling into an empty world after death, but also the restless soul raises the fear of death in my heart. In this concept, people are very humble and ignorant, full of pessimism.
Hamlet's heart is full of contradictions and struggles. This ambivalence in Hamlet's heart can also be seen from the above words. Under the influence of ambivalence, he has become a "giant of thought and a dwarf of action" again and again, and it is this psychology that makes revenge a bubble. This ambivalence made him hesitate and pessimistic. Faced with opportunities again and again, readers are more anxious than he is.
Although it ended in tragedy, I thought Hamlet's mission had been completed and he could go. Finally, Claudius set a trick to kill Hamlet by competing with the sword, but Hamlet killed those who competed with him. Before he died, he learned that the sword was poisonous and took it to end the devil's life. This time, he did not feel depressed, did not let everyone down, and witnessed the death of the enemy at the last moment of his life. I thought Hamlet had been timid, hesitant, pessimistic and extreme before, but when he died, he successfully completed the role change and left with the dream of a real prince.
Hamlet is such an artistic image that has been criticized for 400 years. Shakespeare pushed a character onto the world literature stage through inner conflict and plot conflict, which has always been loved by audiences and readers. In the history of world literature, Hamlet, a vivid figure, has been immortal in people's minds.
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