In the play Hamlet written by William Shakespeare, the theme of madness is presented many times. Whether the reason for madness is selfishness, sorrow, or "method," the result is always death. Clearly, Claudius, Ophelia, and Hamlet are three prime examples of humans who let their emotions overpower them. Obviously, there is reason for each case; however, each differs in its own unique way.
Claudius allows his selfishness to reign over him leading to madness. Although his madness lasts for a short period of time, it unfortunately leads to death. Claudius is a very greedy, evil person. He is very much in love with Gertrude, the late King Hamlet's wife. As Claudius longs to be with Gertrude and gain power over
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