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FREEDOM ±³¾ç¿µ¾î(153) Hamlet The next scene deepens our sense that Denmark is in political crisis, as Claudius prepares a diplomatic strategy to divert the threat from Fortinbras. We also learn that as far as Hamlet is concerned, his family is in crisis: his father is dead and his mother has married someone Hamlet disapproves of. Hamlet is also experiencing an internal crisis. Gertrude and Claudius are worried about his mood, and in his first soliloquy we discover that he feels suicidal: ¡°O that this too, too sullied flesh would melt¡± (I.ii.).

The three crises of the play¡¯s opening—in the kingdom, in Hamlet¡¯s family, and in Hamlet¡¯s mind—lay the groundwork for the play¡¯s inciting incident: the Ghost¡¯s demand that Hamlet avenge his father¡¯s death. Hamlet accepts at once that it is his duty to take revenge, and the audience can also see that Hamlet¡¯s revenge would go some way to resolving the play¡¯s three crises. By killing Claudius, Hamlet could in one stroke remove a weak and immoral king, extract his mother from what he sees as a bad marriage, and make himself king of Denmark. Throughout the inciting incident, however, there are hints that Hamlet¡¯s revenge will be derailed by an internal struggle. The Ghost warns him: ¡°Taint not thy mind nor let thy soul contrive/Against thy mother aught¡± (I.v.). When Horatio and Marcellus catch up to Hamlet after the Ghost¡¯s departure, Hamlet is already talking in such a deranged way that Horatio describes it as 'wild and whirling' (I.v.), and Hamlet tells them that he may fake an 'antic disposition' (I.v.). The audience understands that the coming conflict will not be between Hamlet and Claudius but between Hamlet and his own mind.

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