In the play, Uncle Claudy murdered the father of the King of Denmark, Hamlet, usurped the throne, and married the widow of the king, Gertus. Prince Hamlet avenged his uncle for the death of his father. The script meticulously portrays disguised, real madness-from grief to pretending to be angry-exploring the themes of betrayal, revenge, incest, depravity, etc.
"Hamlet" is the longest in Shakespeare's drama, and one of the most powerful and influential dramas in English literature. It seems to be "narrated and adapted by others." It is one of the popular dramas and has occupied the top spot of the Royal Shakespeare Company since 1879. The drama has influenced many writers, including Goethe, James Joyce, Ayres Medo, and others, and is known as "the most frequently played drama after Cinderella."
Hamlet is unique both in its structure and in the type of linguistic resources used. Having more than 4,000 lines, this play is the longest written by Shakespeare, who chose a rather complex way of structuring the text with constant interruptions and irregularities. Throughout the play, readers can expect to find multiple metaphors, rhetorical speech, and dramatic devices, in addition to several examples of courtly language. However, the excellent portrait that Shakespeare made of the characters and the importance of the topics that the play deals with make Hamlet a favorite among spectators around the world.
