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(The dead king and accuses his brother (young Hamlet's uncle) of murdering him.) |
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| − | '''Hamlet''' is Shakespeare's most famous play, a tragedy about incest, revenge and madness. | + | '''Hamlet''' is Shakespeare's most famous play, a tragedy about [[incest]], [[revenge]] and [[madness]]. |
The title character is the son of King Hamlet, who as the action begins appears in a ghostly meeting to the young prince. The dead king and accuses his brother (young Hamlet's uncle) of murdering him. | The title character is the son of King Hamlet, who as the action begins appears in a ghostly meeting to the young prince. The dead king and accuses his brother (young Hamlet's uncle) of murdering him. | ||
[[category:literature]] | [[category:literature]] | ||