Hamlet's Isolation One's isolation is often caused by a tragic event. The difference of opinions carried by opposing parties during these events causes arguments which lead to isolation. One person's isolation can cause their family and friends terrible hardships and heartaches. Isolation not only ruins relationships but also can result in the destruction, frustration and often madness of the person being alienated. When one cannot handle the separation being imposed on them by others one …showed first 75 words of 865 total…

…showed last 75 words of 865 total…no care for the main character's feelings. There was a difference of opinions on how certain events were handled and no one agreed with Hamlet. Hamlet was unable to state his views and was therefore incapable of ever being understood. Being driven away by people and places one cares about in extremely difficult. The pain and destruction that he suffered is common when dealing with isolation and alienation after the occurrence of a tragic event.