Hamlet and Titus Andronicus

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Character Analysis: Hamlet and Titus Andronicus by Shakespeare
Titus Andronicus is one of the most important Shakespearean tragedies. In the play, we can see how well the Bard assimilated the influences of is time, adjusting the morality plays into a new format, creating history. Titus Andronicus characters, such as Aaron, foreshadow Othello, and Iago’s actions. Characters such as Cleopatra and even Lady Macbeth have vestiges of Tamora. As we can see, the play gave the bard plenty psychological material to expand in further characters.
Hamlet, on the other hand, is regarded by the critic, and the public eye as one of the most applauded plays the Bard ever wrote. Hamlet can be regarded as a tragic hero, a man who wants what considers fair, and does what it is necessary to attain it. The main motive in the play is revenge, and how the protagonist goes to extensive lengths to attain it. Nevertheless, Hamlet is not a killer, and the moral repercussions of his actions haunt him throughout the play.
In this essay, we shall conduct a character analysis and comparison between Titus Andronicus and Hamlet concerning honor, and moral duty. In the same way, we shall analyze the issue of power and women, by analyzing Gertrude and Lavinia’s actions throughout the play.
HAMLET AND TITUS ANDRONICUS COMPARISON
Titus Andronicus on Morality and Duty. It seems clear that the main drive for Titus’ actions is to av…