Hamlet How Hamlet Contributes in Some Measure to the Disaster in Which He Perishes It is said that, “the hero in a Shakespearean play always contributes in some measure to the disaster in which he perishes.” This is very true of the play called Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Hamlet, the main character, falls directly into the elements of a tragedy, which results in several deaths, including his own. Hamlet’s contribution to his death was the re…
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…to others who could use it against him. Because of the overwhelming force of provocation to do what he felt his father wanted, his innocence was struck down, which left him defenseless and increased the chances of making greater and greater mistakes. Hamlet’s suffering was also a sacrifice though, because he served as a human scapegoat by freeing many people from evil, and he should be mainly remembered for that.