Hamlet

When Prince Hamlet of Denmark learns that his father has been murdered and his uncle now wears the crown-and has married his mother-his world fractures. Driven by grief and burning with a need for vengeance, Hamlet sets out to expose the truth, but his hesitation and doubt set in motion a spiral of madness, betrayal, and bloodshed that will consume the royal court.

Shakespeare's Hamlet is his most celebrated tragedy: a searing exploration of revenge, mortality, and the human soul. From its unforgettable soliloquies to its shocking climax, it remains one of the greatest works in world literature.

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