GENERAL HISTOLOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -The Ghost in his Own Hamlet It is also assumed that Shakespeare played many roles in a variety of his own plays, including Macbeth (King Duncan), As You Like It (Adam), Henry IV (King Henry), and Hamlet (the Ghost of Hamlet’s father).

Detailed explanation-2: -This play-within-a-play not only helps Hamlet to judge Claudius’s guilt, but also acts as a spur for his own revenge: it shows him the murder that was done to his father and the murder that could be done to his uncle.

Detailed explanation-3: -While most of Hamlet is written in verse, there are still large sections of the play written in prose (“Hamlet: Style”). Shakespeare intentionally reserved verse style for Hamlet’s long, philosophical soliloquies about more serious matters, especially his “To Be or Not to Be” monologue.

Detailed explanation-4: -He knows Horatio will keep his secrets, especially that of Hamlet’s own ‘antic disposition. ‘ In fact, Hamlet passionately demonstrates this implicit trust, as well as his own love for Horatio, in his dying request that Horatio tell the truth of his story at the end of the play.