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As the play progresses, Hamlet begins to face the consequences of becoming too loyal, and having the responsibility of getting revenge on his uncle. He becomes equivocal and lost in confusion as he tries to grasp and evaluate his situation and the likely direction of his revenge

It is often said that pride comes before a down fall, but pride must first trip over the truth The downfall of Oedipus is due to flaws in his character. Throughout the play “Oedipus the King” by Sophocles, Oedipus’s character has led him to make judgements that were not in his best interest. These flaws are pride, leading to overconfidence and having poor judgement. Oedipus character also show determination which throughout the play also became a flaw as well. The character of Oedipus is ruled by fate. The tragic hero is unable to escape his fate that was spoken over his life to happen. Even though Oedipus has chosen his own actions, the consequences he is sure to face have become undeniable and cannot be changed. Due to the flaws in his character, the king will fall from the good graces of those who once believed in him.

“ Everything that moves hamlet to ponder suicide is his mother and claudius`s fault (Source 5,Point1).“And Hamlet's grief itself is indirectly expressed in his sense of loss and his idealization of his father.”Hamlet is lost without his father and traumatized at what happened to him (Source 5,Point2).Hamlet contemplates the advantages and disadvantages of death because of he is under immense grief from his father's death and is trying to find a way to end it but his conscience keeps him from committing what he believes is a noble

Justice is a highly well known term that our society says to be an act of a fairground of the process of equality. In the range of the Oedipus the King, justice as well as injustice, is widely presented throughout several characters and actions of the people. Ultimately, Oedipus himself had given a clear understanding of justice in the midst of his life, which furthermore provides several obstacles that then leads to a moral overview of the following acts that each of the characters possessed. Although Oedipus was given a sense of disadvantages, he was still able to give a reality of objectivity and honesty to himself and his own well-being.

From the beginning Oedipus was destined to fulfill a terrible prophecy, but through particular events that follow the steps of the Hero’s Journey, Oedipus becomes a powerful king of Thebes, only to be destroyed by the prophecy that should have ended his life as a child. The Hero’s Journey typically leads to self-confidence and power, however; the Hero’s Journey of Oedipus leads to his tragic demise. The Hero’s Journey lays out the steps of Oedipus’s future actions, which create suspense, fear, pity, and other emotions that captivates the audience. Similar to many famous stories, Oedipus the King, written by Sophocles in 430 B.C., follows the Hero’s Journey path, which is evident in Oedipus’s departure, initiation, and return.

During Hamlet’s soliloquy throughout the play, Hamlet builds up his courage to kill Claudius and take his place as king but he ended up not proceeding to act due to overthinking which lead him to misses a opportunity to take action which shows that he is a coward when it comes to action. However, it does show that Hamlet did put this proposal into consideration and that he did act by arrange a play just to gather information to confirm that Claudius was guilty of the murder. In the progression of the play, Hamlet constantly examine the consequences of killing an individual as he would be committing a crime and would be a sinner afterwards. In one of Hamlet's soliloquy, Hamlet also debated on committing suicide in order to end all of his complications and heartache so that he does not have to deal with all of the tragedy. However, he realized that even though he is asleep, there is a possibility of him having a pleasant or dreadful dream which does not put him at peace entirely. This shows that Hamlet is not able to escape his problem and that he had no choice but to face it. Hamlet also had to think about the strategies to approach the revenge without losing a his own soul as he did not wanted to die however, on the other hand, he realized that at the end, everyone would die eventually which encouraged him to proceed with the

Many individuals make a commitment to obtain a higher quality of life. Although, some individuals constantly change their mind, and find a new occupation. In the play, Hamlet, William Shakespeare, illustrates how Hamlet makes an effort to take revenge for his father's murder, but constantly renounces his course of actions. Hamlet feels that it is his obligation to take action because he is the prince of Denmark and he’s a noble son, but when an opportunity strikes, Hamlet renounces his actions and misses his opportunity to kill Claudius. Although, as the play proceeds, Hamlet refuses to allow his conscience to manipulate him. He acts rash and stabs Polonius, and he sends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to their deaths. These actions demonstrate

Blame is a theme that has been coming up in stories for generations. Many a character (and readers) have been faced with finding who is at fault. Sophocles, ancient Greek tragedian crafted the play Antigone that is a perfect example of answering the question: Fault or Fate? Blame can be defined and viewed in many different ways. The official definition of blame is: to find fault with; to replace responsibility for (Merriam Webster Dictionary). Oedipus Rex, Antigone, the gods of Olympus, and the people of Thebes all had a hand in the trouble that was brought upon Thebes. All of these characters actions in one way or another impacted the story and helped put the puzzle pieces of the fall of Thebes.

In the Tragedy of Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, some of the most significant events are mental or psychological events that make the audience feel and have an emotional connection with the characters. These significant events can be awakenings, discoveries, and changes in consciousness that set off a mental or psychological effect to the readers. The author, Shakespeare, gives these internal events to characters such as Ophelia, Gertrude, and Hamlet throughout the play to give the sense of excitement, suspense, and climax usually associated with external action.

Chopin challenges the gender roles expectations imposed on married women during the nineteenth century in her novel, “The Awakening.” The main protagonist, Edna, initially symbolizes the conventional woman; she is married to Leonce Pontellier and they have two children. Later, at Grand Isle, she experiences dissatisfaction with her life and marriage. Edna experiences a stirring in her soul that exposes contradictions between her natural self and “gendered” self. She wants to break free from social norms that bind her to motherhood, and this is her natural self in conflict with her “gendered” identity. To be free, however, is not always an easy choice to pursue. The research paper discusses

Oedipus certainly deserved his fate. Oedipus and his actions are clearly disrespect to the gods , he faces the fate he deserves. He was doing things that would eventually lead up to the unfortunate event of his death , he was even warned by the great and wise Teiresias , but he being himself was to stubborn and did not listen. All the things Teiresias said would happen became the truth. He killed his father, married his mother, yet he tempted his fate , he deserved everything that came his way . He did not want to believe any of it he didn't listen , he thought he knew what was correct , and being the way he was , got the worst part.

Aristotle defines tragedy as the opportunity for us as human beings to learn something about our nature, vulnerability. Tragedy gives us no choice but to express and show how we really feel, and at the same time it allows us to experience pity and fear in a safe space, where

The story of Oedipus the king is gloomy, yet captivating. Going from a child bond around the feet and abandon by the mountainside, to marrying his mother, his story is intriguing. In search of the truth about the prophecy and putting an end to a plague Oedipus, search for king Laius’s killer, did somethings inadvertently, making him a tragic hero. His search for truth in the death of Laius the king, as well as his birth led to the ultimate destruction and downfall of his life.

Brilliantly conceived and written, Oedipus Rex is a drama of self-discovery. Achieved by amazing compression and force by limiting the dramatic action to the day on which Oedipus learns the truth of his birth and his destiny is quite the thriller. The fact that the audience knows the dark secret that Oedipus unwittingly slew his true father and married his mother does nothing to destroy the suspense. Oedipus’s search for the truth has all the tautness of a detective tale, and yet because audiences already know the truth they are aware of all the ironies in which Oedipus is enmeshed. That knowledge enables them to fear the final revelation at the same time that they pity the man whose past is gradually and relentlessly uncovered to him.

Hamlet is a very diverse character that goes through several different emotional stages throughout the novel. Some think that he is depressed because of his father’s death, and some think that his breakup with Ophelia has made him go mad. Though Hamlet does seem out of control at times, it is because he is keeping a secret about his father’s death. The average person does not usually deal with the death of their parent well, and knowing that it was intentional makes Hamlet even more emotionally unstable. From the beginning of the novel, Hamlet proves to be very melancholy, and upset with his life. His father’s sudden death, and his mother’s quick remarry did not help his case. That being said, his emotions lead him to his insanity.