Change is an essential aspect that many people face throughout the course of their life. Whether it is a change of environment, a physical change or even a change in how someone thinks we all make a few in our lifetime. Now this concept isn’t just seen in the “real” lives of ordinary people but is also apparent in many forms of literature. For example in the play Hamlet, written by Shakespeare, the author takes us on a journey following the lives of both static and dynamic characters. Hamlet, the protagonist, is one of the most dynamic characters. Due to the tragic loss of his father the audience gets to see the changes Hamlet undergoes: how he acts, how he is viewed by others and the change of his thoughts. Throughout the play Hamlet is never truly himself. The death of his father and they betrayal of his mother force Hamlet to start acting and thinking in different ways. Not only was he feeling angry to start with, the appearance of his father’s ghost only escalated the proble...