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Deceit is also one of the main moral issues Hamlet has to face in order to avenge his father's death that violates his moral conviction of being loyal. Hamlet risks estrangement from his moral sense as he decides to put on an antic disposition in order to trick the King of thinking that he is insane...
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With everyone around Hamlet, except Horatio, being deceitful, putting on an illusion to protect the King, like Hamlet's friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Hamlet is forced to also become deceitful and lose his attachment to his moral sense. Hamlet is forced to change the letter that initially ordered for him to be killed to having Rosencrantz and Guildenstern put to death...
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