In the play "Hamlet- Prince of Denmark", Shakespeare incorporates two personas throughout the play that aroused many minds for ages. These two conflicting behaviors displayed throughout the play by Hamlet consist of one being very calm and decisive, however, contradicting this behavior exists sheer madness. The constant battle of seeking revenge of his father bore this madness inside Hamlet, so that he can seek refuge for his actions and inactions. Hamlet's sanity questioned constantly, making this play unique.
Hamlet's method of madness is shown in the first act by his actions and dialogue to the other characters. Gertrude, the queen, notices a change of character, and asks Hamlet. He responds to her by saying, "Seems, madam? Nay, it is. I know not "seems"" (Act I, scene ii, pg. 37), which he tells the Queen that he is what he appears to be. His method for his madness is pronounced by Hamlet when he talks to Horatio, "As I perchance hereafter shall think meet to put an antic disposition on" (Act I, scene v, pg 60) This clue shown here tells us that his madness is not an illness, but pre-meditated. This is Hamlet's intention of staying in a frame of mind beyond the minds of others.
In act two, his words were spent more than his actions. His will to seek revenge is halted until the end of the act. During this time, Gertrude and Claudius received some information from Polonius about the source of Hamlet's madness. Polonius tells them that Hamlet's madness came from his daughter, Ophelia, in that she "ceased" to love Hamlet no more. They agree to use Ophelia as bait to find if these accusations are correct. Afterwards, Polonius meets with Hamlet, in which Hamlet displays his alternate persona to mock Polonius. Polonius concludes Hamlet's madness by stating "Though this be madness, yet there is method in't." (Act II, scene ii, pg 73) He knows that Hamlet's persona has more meaning than just being mad.
Katika mchezo "Hamlet- Prince of Denmark", Shakespeare anajumuisha watu wawili katika mchezo wote ambao waliamsha akili nyingi kwa miaka mingi. "Hamlet anaonyesha tabia mbili zinazopingana katika mchezo huu: ""Mtu ni mtulivu sana na mwenye kuamua, lakini kinyume na tabia hii kuna wazimu kabisa.""" Hamlet anaendelea kujihusisha na vita vya kulipiza kisasi kwa baba yake, na hivyo kuepuka kuwa na hatia ya matendo yake. Akili ya Hamlet ilihojiwa daima, na kufanya mchezo huu uwe wa kipekee. Mbinu ya Hamlet ya wazimu inaonyeshwa katika kitendo cha kwanza na vitendo vyake na mazungumzo na wahusika wengine. Gertrude, malkia, anaona badiliko la tabia, na anamwuliza Hamlet. Yeye anamjibu kwa kusema, "Inaonekana, madam? La, ndivyo ilivyo. Sijui "inaonekana" (Act I, eneo la pili, pg. " (Mstari wa 37) ""Na amemwambia Malkia kwamba yeye ni kile anaonekana kuwa.""" "Hamlet anaelezea jinsi alivyofanya hivyo kwa kusema, ""Kama mimi, labda baadaye, itabidi kufikiri inafaa kuweka tabia ya antique juu yake"" (Sheria ya kwanza, eneo la tano, ukurasa wa 60) Hii inaonyesha kwamba wazimu wake si ugonjwa, lakini premeditated." Hamlet anajiandaa kwa ajili ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha ya maisha. Katika hatua ya pili, maneno yake yalitumiwa zaidi kuliko matendo yake. Tamaa yake ya kulipiza kisasi imesimamishwa hadi mwisho wa tendo hilo. Wakati huo, Gertrude na Claudius walipokea habari fulani kutoka kwa Polonius kuhusu chanzo cha wazimu wa Hamlet. Polonius anawaambia kwamba wazimu wa Hamlet ulitokana na binti yake, Ophelia, kwa kuwa "aliacha" kumpenda Hamlet tena. Wanakubali kutumia Ophelia kama mtego ili kujua ikiwa mashtaka hayo ni ya kweli. Baadaye, Polonius hukutana na Hamlet, ambapo Hamlet anaonyesha mtu wake mbadala kumdhihaki Polonius. Polonius anamalizia upumbavu wa Hamlet kwa kusema "Hata ikiwa hii ni upumbavu, bado kuna mbinu ndani yake". "Hamlet anaonekana kama ""mtu wa kwanza"" katika sehemu ya pili ya hadithi, na kwa hivyo, kwa sababu ya kuonekana kwake, Hamlet anaonekana kama mtu wa kwanza katika sehemu ya pili ya hadithi."