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Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, faces a dilemma—should he avenge his father’s murder or succumb to doubt?
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Hamlet’s father’s ghost appears, revealing that King Claudius, Hamlet’s uncle, killed him to seize the throne.
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Hamlet questions life and death, struggling with his own existence in one of literature’s most famous soliloquies.
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Is Hamlet truly losing his mind, or is he pretending to mislead his enemies? The debate continues.
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Rejected by Hamlet and devastated by her father’s death, Ophelia drowns in sorrow—literally.
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King Claudius schemes, manipulates, and plots against Hamlet to keep his stolen throne secure.
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Hamlet stages The Mousetrap to expose Claudius’ guilt, proving that drama can be deadly.
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Poisoned swords, betrayal, and death—Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, and Laertes all meet their tragic end.
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In the end, Norway’s Prince Fortinbras arrives, taking over Denmark as Hamlet’s story concludes in chaos.