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I think he didnt want to have a conscience on his hands telling him that he killed an innocent person. The ghost's identity was a bit shaky, i admit that i would hesitate. I think he also had a bit of a procrastination problem going there. On top of this i dont want to be crucified for saying it but... Hamlet was a weak character, he is a big coward that didnt have the guts to stand up to his uncle in the end and to make matters worse ended up killing a few other people, who in my opinion, did not deserve to die.
Your dogmatically,
Shell.Posted by Michelle on April 09, 1997 at 20:07:39
In Reply to "Was Hamlet a victim of excessive melancholy?" posted by Gabriella M. on April 09, 1997 at 13:52:53
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