Hamlet

On the ramparts of Elsinore, a prince confronts the ghost of his father and the rotten state of his kingdom. The play is a labyrinth of surveillance, madness, and moral paralysis, as Hamlet struggles to align his philosophical mind with the brutal demand for revenge. It contains the most famous soliloquies in literature, exploring the nature of suicide, the theater, and the mystery of what comes after death. It is the tragedy of a man who thinks too deeply to act, yet drags an entire court into the abyss with him.