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Examine the theme of moral corruption in hamlet and write an essay of about 200 words on the subject. be sure to include examples of moments in the play when this theme is apparent, and state why it is one of the central themes of the play

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Alright so basically Claudius kills his brother to get the throne of Denmark. During the process of this, Claudius also marries his sister-in-law, Gertrude, which was Claudius brother's wife. Hamlet is the son of Claudius brother and Gertrude. One night, Hamlet's dad comes to him as a ghost and tells him that Claudius was the one who murdered him. Now Hamlet wants to get revenge on his uncle and kill him. He ends up putting on a play that shows a character die almost the exact way Hamlets father did. All the while, he's watching his uncle for any ounce of regret. After the play Hamlet concludes that his uncle, Claudius, did indeed kill his father. When he went to kill him, he stopped because he heard Claudius praying for forgiveness for his sins. He was all like "shoot, now I got to wait and catch him in a sin that way when I kill him he's sure to go to hell!". Then Hamlet ends up killing Polonius, and when Laertes found out his dad was dead, he went to Claudius castle and accused him of killing his dad. Claudius said that he didn't kill him and after some convincing, Laertes believed him. Claudius ends up ordering the king of England to put his nephew, Hamlet, to death. Hamlet then ends up stabbing Claudius. This is one of the central themes of the play because there are a lot of important deaths.

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