Deception in Hamlet

Theres something rotten in the plead of Denmark because deception rules the day Deception, unmatchable of the main themes in Shakespeargons tactic juncture, is a major factor or characteristic that many, if not alone of the characters portray. Throughout the play, al close to none of the characters are true to one another, this causes bedlam and drama. Within the play, there are many examples of deception, one being in scene II of act I. In this scene Claudius gives a speech, playing as if he feels sorrow and remorse over the wipeout of his brother, and originator pansy, Hamlet.To deceive the peck, and fool them into thinking that he actually feels remorse over his brothers death, is King Claudiuss goal. The truth however is king Claudius is the source of King Hamlets bereavement. In hopes that no one will suspect him of murdering his own brother, Claudius uses the fake sympathy charade. stock-still if King Claudius truly felt remorse or regret for the death of his broth er, he would not have married his dead brothers wife, Queen Gertrude. vista II of act II includes another example of deception.This scene consists of tetrad characters, all of whom deceive the traumatized and depressed Prince and main character, Hamlet. He is deceived by his esteem, Ophelia, his Uncle/Father, King Claudius, Ophelias father, Polonius, and most importantly his own Mother, Gertrude. Polonius concocts a computer program to prove to King Claudius that Hamlets destructive behavior is collect to his unreciprocated love for Ophelia. This was to be carried out by Ophelia misleading Hamlet into thinking that they are alone, in the hallway in which Hamlet spends most of his time.Meanwhile Ophelia is fountainhead aware that her father, Polonius and King Claudius are hiding near eavesdropping on their conversation. Also, In Act I, sc. II, Claudius and Gertrude ask Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Hamlets long time friends to peach with Hamlet and find out why has been so sepu lchral . afterward Hamlet greets them joyfully, he asks them for the reasoning behind their visit. Rosencrantz lies in his response by saying, To visit you, my lord, no other occasion. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are not the however ones involved in this situation, makingGertrude and Claudius unfaithful to Hamlet as well because it is they who brought Hamlets friends, knowing that his friends were most likely the only ones that would be able to encounter information out of Hamlet. Almost all of the characters in Hamlet are unfaithful/ deceptive. They play tricks, and lie to one another. Most of the characters are dishonest in the sense that they have two totally different personalities and befuddle back and forth, or perhaps they are one faced, and wear masks. So one side of their face is who they truly are, and the other (or the mask) is who they deceive people into believing they are.