In many ways, Hamlet can be related to people in modern society. Hamlet deals with many things that plague many people while attempting to grow up. In the beginning of the play, we learn that Hamlet's father has been killed and his mother has hurriedly married his Uncle Claudius (Act 1 Scene II). Although in modern society, the occurrence of your mother marrying your Uncle is not common. Dealing with the loss of a loved one is. Hamlet continues to mourn over his father's death while his mother moves on. This can be rel

ituation. Many times people wish to get revenge in righting a wrong.

y father who seemingly does not trust his son. He sends Reynaldo to France to keep watch over Laertes (Act II Scene I). Many parents often feel compelled to do the same as Polonius. They feel the need to give advice, even if it is not wanted, and then do not trust their children to follow it. Although they might not send out spy's parents in current society often check in frequently with their children via the telephone.

Shakespeare's Hamlet is classic that has lived through many generations because of it relativity to any society. No matter where one looks within the play, they can find some line that is similar to a situation that they have experienced or have an understanding for the situation.

Frequently, many people make poor judgements and soon learn to regret them. In Hamlet, Laertes in hope to avenge his father's death poisons the tip of his sword to kill Hamlet (Act V Scene II). Howe

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