Can someone pls help me with this ques. To what extent has good overcome evil at the end of Hamlet pls help me

Answer 1

Well, that really is the tragedy --- as many people in the court are murdered or otherwise die, and Hamlet vacillates through the whole play, and refuses to take leadership of the nation-- the state, Denmark, is overrun by an invading army, and all then suffer.

There's a reason why Fortenbras at the end, says something to the effect: "Let the news of this tragedy be published and re-told to the people, so that we may avoid such a fate in the future."

The Good, really does not prevail over Evil, in this play.

Answer 2

Hamlet by William Shakespeare

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