Description

In the royal court of Denmark, Prince Hamlet is plunged into a spiral of grief and suspicion following his father's sudden death and his mother's hasty remarriage to his uncle. When a spectral apparition reveals a dark truth about the king's demise, Hamlet is tasked with a perilous quest for vengeance. Torn between duty and doubt, he feigns madness to uncover the conspiracy, leading to a tragic chain of events that will shake the foundations of the kingdom. This timeless tragedy explores profound themes of betrayal, mortality, and the corrupting nature of power.

Available Editions

paperback edition cover

paperback

Cambridge University Press

Published Dec 19, 2005

286 pages

ISBN: 9780521618748

available
paperback edition cover

paperback

Simon and Schuster

Published Jul 1, 2003

432 pages

ISBN: 9780743477123

available

Reviews

4.00
out of 5

1 rating

No written reviews yet.

Details

First Published

1603

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Hamlet by William Shakespeare.

Death/Grief
Suicide/Self-Harm
Violence
War/Trauma