Hamlet Over the ages it has become clear that Hamlet can be interpreted in many different themes. The plays themes of honour, revenge and suicide, make it a classical revenge tragedy. Hamlet’s basic conflict with Claudius sets the main parameters for the play; however, as the play develops, his conflict with Claudius will end up crossing paths with Gertrude, not to mention his own ‘perfect conscious.’ The obstacles and disasters that Hamlet will pursue …showed first 75 words of 901 total…

…showed last 75 words of 901 total…was born to do, and must fulfill his revenge. In conclusion, Shakespeare’s play Hamlet has allowed for many interpretations to be made. The true themes of honour, revenge and suicide have made Hamlet a classical revenge tragedy. The trials and tribulations of Hamlets successes have truly allowed for the main conflicts between Claudius, Gertrude and his own ‘perfect conscious.’ Hence, allowing the reader to fully understand William Shakespear’s revenge tragedy in is play.