In other words, everyone with different positions can see completely different artistic conception in Hamlet and Hamlet.
The original English sentence is: Hamlet with thoughts in the eyes of thoughtful people.
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In Hamlet, Hamlet's attitude towards fate has changed several times, even seemingly contradictory. Hamlet initially thought that fate was changeable, neither promoting good nor punishing evil, but bringing disaster to noble people. Like Machiavelli, he cursed fate as a "whore" and said in a monologue that he would stand up against "the tyranny of fate".
But after a "mutation", Hamlet turned to rely entirely on God's will. In view of Hamlet's initial strong dissatisfaction and anger at fate, this mutation can not but be surprising. How does Hamlet think about fate?
Although Hamlet, who cursed fate, looked like Machiavelli, Shakespeare later showed the difference between them. By showing Hamlet's two views on fate, Shakespeare not only denied two extreme views on fate, but also showed an appropriate attitude towards fate: human misfortune is not attributed to any external contingency, but to personal nature and choice.
Hamlet plays many roles at the same time in the play. He seems to be a philosopher, an avenger and a playwright at the same time. However, after suffering misfortune, Hamlet could not control his grief and indignation at first, and then complained about the injustice of fate many times. This is a big problem for Prince Hamlet of Denmark. Hamlet's outlook on fate exposed his shortcomings. ?
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