Hamlet by William Shakespeare

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The ghost’s revelation to Hamlet that he was “sleeping, by a brother’s hand” confirms Hamlet’s suspicions that Denmark is an “unweeded garden”. Whilst Hamlet’s reservations about his mother and his uncle’s marriage, following his father’s death “but two month’s dead” have been clearly displayed both in the choice of clothing “inky cloak” and his demeanor “trappings of woe”, the shocking truth revealed by the ghost is something that Hamlet is totally unprepared for.