What: Hamlet's tragic flaws force him into an internal battle

How:  through his antic disposition and reflective tone. Psychoanalyst

Ernest Jones reveals this through defining his internal motivation

What: Polonius gains confidence through his interactions with Claudius, Gertrude , and Hamlet, which ultimately leads to his death

How: Polonius is able to order the king and queen around, he sees through Hamlet's act of insanity, and he convinces Claudius to go along with his plan to spy on Hamlet

what: the increasing tense father-son dynamic between the two characters.

how: Hamlet's repeated rejection of his step father's authority, even when wielded as Hamlet's king rather than his step-father; the murder attempts on both sides, motivated by revenge on one side and power on the other.

What: the love between Hamlet and Ophelia slowly decayed with their sanity

How: the external and internal forces pressuring Hamlet cause him to act impulsively toward Ophelia bringing her into insanity with him

What? Hamlet is pushed to insanity.

How? The inability to grieve his fathers loss, the complication of love, and the betrayal of friends and family push Hamlet over the edge and make him go insane.

What: Hamlet and his mother have a damaging and harmful relationship.

How: It is the passive-aggressive confrontations, Freudian psychoanalytic perspective, and Hamlet's deep hatred for his mother that prove their relationship is anything but one that is mature and healthy.

What: Hamlet and Ophelia will always be star cross lovers

How: because of his revenge and paranoia with his family. He is too consumed with revenge that he doesn't have the compactiy to have someone else in his life. He is also very immature; example when he ask his mother to change for him and then when he says the comments to Ophelia that are like a middle school boy.

Ophelia is too innocent to l

What: Their difficult relationship because of their desire to out do and harm each other.

How: Both of them plotting each other's deaths, their constant complaining and worrying of the other, and their hopes of a better life without each other

what: whether the trials and mistrust between the two overall affected their love, or if they ever loved each other to begin with.

how: describe the trials that they went through, and the actions and feelings of Ophelia and Hamlet when they were without each other.

What: Hamlet and Ophelia's complicated relationship and their true love for each other even though they are not meant to be.

How: using quotes about Ophelia being overly sentimental, hamlet being insanely shallow, and how both characters are weak when it comes to seeking revenge of a loved one.

what: Hamlet and Cladius's strained relationship that develop throughout the play.

how: This relationship can be shown trough the use of envious diction, related similes and underlying revenge motives.

What: they actually love each other but it doesn't work

How: they are both naive and it causes their relationship to fail

What: Their relationship and how it

What: Hamlet and Claudius's strange relationship and their increased hatred towards each other as time passes.

How: Hamlet's refusal to accept Claudius as a father figure, their suspicions of each other's actions, and their plans to kill each other.

Hamlet vs Claudius  

What: Hamlet and Cladius and an evil relationship that drives both of them off the edge.

How: Incorporating sequences of events that prevented Hamlet from killing Claudius 

What: The flaws that cause them to not go through with their plans and how it leads to growing hatred for each other.

How: They each have several flaws such as greed and cowardice, but they have a common flaw of both loving Gertrude and not wanting to hurt here which stops them from hurting each other.