How the themes of order and disorder are developed in Hamlet?
Hamlet’ is one of Shakespeare’s best known tragedies. Shakespeare’s tragedies typically begin with social order until disorder comes into power, disorder highlights the good and evil qualities of people; Shakespeare encouraging audiences to look at the complexity of humans. The characters in Hamlet’ explore complex themes including appearance vs. reality, madness or method, friendship and faithfulness, corruption and disease, pain and suffering, death and disorder in nature and the theme of sin and salvation, which will be discussed in agreement with one of literatures most distinguished soliloquies and perhaps the most famous speech in the English language. Chaos and disorder occur from the very beginning of the play. Denmark has lost its king and Fortinbras of Norway is threatening to invade. Horatio remarks on this as he watches for the ghost in Act I and Claudius sends an envoy to the king of Norway asking him to stop his nephew from invading. Disorder also occurs in the ruling fam
