The Struggle for Visibility in Hamlet

This chapter examines the theme of invisibility and existence in Shakespeare's Hamlet, focusing on the character's deep emotional struggles and the societal expectations placed upon them. It highlights Hamlet's feelings of being overlooked and the impact of dismissive relationships on his psyche, while also exploring the historical context of nobility's duties. The discussion culminates in an analysis of how emotional repression affects the characters' interactions, particularly between Hamlet and Gertrude, revealing their complex inner landscapes.