William Shakespeare
“Nothing can came of nothing” is one of the Shakespeare’s
most meaningful quotes and it talks about all of us: old
and young, men and women, riches and poors. This kind
of quotes underline how eternal is the literature and every
forms of art; William Shakespeare is regarded as the
greatest writer in the English language and the world’s
pre-eminent dramatist. For centuries the works of
Shakespeare have made lovers fight for their love and
people think about their inner selves. In my opinion the
most meaning tragedy is Hamlet, this work talks about the
tormented personality of Hamlet, who lost his dad and the
girl he loved too. Hamlet was the Prince of Denmark and
before being killed, his dad was the King; the play starts
when Horatio saw the dead king’s ghost that didn’t talked
to no one apart his son Hamlet. When Hamlet met the
ghost, he discovered that the actual king, Claudius (uncle
of Hamlet) aspiring to the throne, had poisoned his
brother while he was sleeping; for this reason the ghost
asked for revenge for his murder to Hamlet. Doubting
about his mental health, Hamlet decided to prove his uncle
with a theatrical work that portrayed the murder of the
king; when in the scene the king was poisoned, Claudius
left the room, nailing himself. After Hamlet’s argument
with his mother, he killed Polonius who was hiding behind
a curtain to overhear the conversation. At this point
Ophelia (suffering for her dad’s death and for the refusal
of Hamlet) decided to kill herself; the other one son of
Polonius, Laertes decided to fight with Hamlet in a duel.
At the end of the tragedy the king and the queen died
drinking the poisoned wine that Claudius had prepared for
Hamlet and Laertes died wounded by the poisoned sword.
Hamlet, wounded too, before dying, asked to Horatio to
tell his story. I think that Hamlet is the representation of
the modern man, afflicted by his doubts and sometimes
