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Don't like:

Hamlet is an innocent character, and he was angry

at Claudius for slaughtering King Hamlet, Hamlet's

father, so he was practically forced to commit the

crime of murdering Claudius.

In the play of Hamlet, William Shakespeare used

many adjectives to describe Hamlet's innocence

as vividly as possible. Personally, I don't think

Shakespeare meant to specifically target Hamlet as

a villian.

Hamlet does commit murder three times in the

play, but one was by accident, one was because he

was dueling, and the last was for revenge. He was

the cause of poor Ophelia's death, but he never

actually meant to do her or any of her family harm,

but ended up killing all three of them.

As you can see, Hamlet is almost completely

innocent of nearly everything bad, or of somesort

evil in the play of Hamlet, and that he does not

deserve any hate or unkindness.H is very

sympathetically loving to his family and best friend,

Horatio.

Hamlet is an evil, murderous character, who has no right to be killing all of these innocent beings. At one point of the play, Hamlet re-rights a letter to the king of England, and changed it, so that instead of asking the king to persacute Hamlet, for slaughtering an innocent man called Polonious, it said that two even more innocent people called Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, who were ordered by the rightful king Claudius to look after Hamlet on his long boat ride. In addition to that horrible massacre, he caused his ex-girlfriend to commit suicide, while in a state of constant insanity.

Hamlet even accuses his uncle of being a murderer, and killing Hamlet's original father with half a bottle of rat poison, when he was clearly bitten by a slithering serpent, during a sleep underneath a pear tree in the orchard of the castle.

As you can probably tell, Hamlet deserves to be hated, for he is selfish and a dangerous murderer.