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Ⅱ． Hamlet’s Misfortunes
• His father，the king，whom he thought to be a perfect man in the world，was secretly murdered by his uncle．
• His mother，the queen，married the new king， namely his uncle，just after his father’s death， which was immoral and shameful in his eyes．
The Analysis of Hamlet’s Inner Conflicts
• I . Introduction • Ⅱ． Hamlet’s Misfortunes • Ⅲ． The Analysis of Hamlet’s Characters • Ⅳ． The Causes for Hamlet’s Inner Conflicts • Ⅴ． Conclusion
• I .Introduction
Hamlet is one of Shakespeare’s remarkable representatives．It mainly depicts a miserable tragedy about a prince’s revenge course for his father． This masterpiece has never lost its artistic significance even with the passage of time for it always possesses allusions to reality． The hero Hamlet，due to his full － blooded image， is always a much － talked literal figure and immortally vivid character in the endless flow of history．
Ⅴ． Conclusion
Suffering such keen grief，Hamlet utters such desperate yell，which makes him a timeless mystery in literal enquiry． Furthermore，Hamlet’s inaction not only is owing to the weakness of his nature and the powerfulness of the evil forces but also stems from his rational thinking and his deep love toward every creature．
• His lover，owning to a series of disastrous blows， was driven to insanity and drowned．
• His classmates became his uncle’s spies to keep watch on him and were even ready to kill him to fulfill the new king’s order．
2 .The weakness of Hamlet’s nature
• He always hesitates to make a decision and lacks of courage to put it into practice． It really takes him long to revenge for his father，even there are several opportunities available． Moreover， he is almost lost in pessimism． In his eyes，the society is glutted misery． He sinks into the depth of desperation． In this way，he gradually loses fighting will and departs from his original wishes．
3 Hamlet’s deep love for human and life
• In his mind，human beings are equal and the world is wonderful． However，in reality，life is full of intrigues，deception，tortures，and crimes． Despite his rage and despair，he really wants to fight against and wipe out these troubles． Nevertheless，the task is beyond his ability． What’s more，in his heart，he is unwilling to launch the bloody massacre．
Ⅳ． The Causes for Hamlet’s Inner Conflicts
1 .The powerfulness of the evil forces
At first，he is full of rosy ideas about life; however what lies before his eyes is an evil society replete with intrigues and ugliness， which indeed discourages him． He is eager to wipe out all the evil forces，yet he hesitates in action，because he feels powerless，compared with the powerful darkness．
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Ⅲ． The Analysis of Hamlet’s Characters
• From very beginning to the end，he was a man of contradictory． At first，he believed in man’s value and the world’s brightness，but in front of him was the gloom reality and evil society，which he had a strong desire but not enough power to change． When the ghost of his father appeared and told him what actually had happened，he was immersed in the proving his uncle’s guilt before trying to act． When he found solid evidence of his uncle’s evil deeds，he hesitated to complete his task to revenge． When he actually got a chance to stab his uncle in the back while he was repenting，he didn’t strike because of his religious concern． When he was plagued with the self － questioning of life and death，he was dread of the “undiscovered country” which “no traveler returns”．