Hamlet: Trust Me

Trust; the firm belief in reliability. Hamlet has both put his trust into people and shown to be trustworthy. This can be shown numerous times in Act I. For example, he trusted his friends to keep quiet about the ghost and trusted their word that the ghost existed and may even be his father. On the other hand Hamlet was trusted by the ghost of his father to listen to what he has to say but not be angry or seek vengeance on his mother or new step father. In addition the theme of trust wasn’t just shown in Hamlets interactions it was carried on to the relationship between Polonius and Laertes. Polonius made the decision to send Reynaldo to spy on his own son showing that he does not trust Laertes to be okay on his own.

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