The Life and Death of Prince Hamlet
<Tab/>Plagued by the philosophical aspects of life and death, Prince Hamlet repeatedly failed to act upon avenging his father's wrongful murder. Though he knew what he must do, Hamlet's inaction is caused by his constantly changing persona and theories on the inevitability of death and the afterlife. Hamlet's attitude towards death changes from fearing death and the afterlife to accepting it as inevitable, manipulating his actions and causing him to make distinct decisions, such as not killing Claudius, his father's slayer, while he is at…
