Hamlet's anger was what catalyzed the events that would ultimately ruin his life. When Hamlet learned of his father's death, he came home to find out his uncle, Claudius, had married his mother, Gertrude. This angered Hamlet even more than the fact that Claudius had taken his throne. After meeting with his father's ghost, he learned that Claudius was the one who killed his father. Hamlet

His obsession for revenge emerged through two different points: his anger at Claudius, and obeying his father's command to seek revenge. Hamlet thought is his enemy, Fortinbras, could come and seek revenge on Denmark with little army, he could easily seek revenge on one man. He lost his family and his love because of his tormented conscience of vengeance. It began when he acted "mad" to plot his retaliation. His actions made the King and Queen worry about him. They thought his madness came from the death of his father, but it was all an act. This drew his family and his farther apart from each other. It indirectly caused him to lose his chance for a loving and united family. His madness also caused his love, Ophelia, to think twice about him. His actions turned her away, especially when he told her that he did not love her. Hamlet told Ophelia, "

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