Hamlet

Hamlet is William Shakespeare’s celebrated tragedy of revenge, grief, betrayal, and moral uncertainty. Prince Hamlet of Denmark is devastated by his father’s death and disturbed by his mother’s sudden marriage to his uncle Claudius. When the ghost of his father claims that Claudius committed murder, Hamlet is drawn into a dangerous search for truth and justice. His hesitation, suspicion, and inner conflict gradually affect everyone around him, including Ophelia, Gertrude, and Laertes. Through powerful language and psychological depth, Shakespeare explores mortality, madness, conscience, corruption, and the consequences of revenge, making Hamlet one of the most influential works in world drama.