Due to its quality, William Shakespeare's classic play Hamlet truly embodies his ingenuity as a literary artist. Despite the fact that the play seems very unlikely, because it is a Shakespearean tragedy, meaning all the main characters die, it does contain a sense of vitality. Not only does Shakespeare give this play a sense of vitality, but he also brings about affirmativeness to his characters. One prime example is Hamlet, with his dilemma regarding his …showed first 75 words of 1020 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1020 total…with everyday human issues and truths, such as the complexities of the character's actions, giving it a touch of reality. Shakespeare gives his characters a sort of affirmativeness as they face their dilemmas, like Hamlet's personal struggle with his religious values and his desire to commit suicide, which makes them relate-able to the audience. The gleaming vitality of Hamlet, as well at its powerful themes and truth, combined, makes it an overall worth while play.