homg. As soon as I began to read this, I felt the urge to post a comment with 'Hamlet + Horatio = OTP, wut!'... but I see you've already been enlightened. Hamlet has to be Shakesphere’s finest Tragedy; enriched with the finest soliloquies and also containing some of his most fluent and artful language. (Although, admittedly, Mercutio's Queen Mab speech is a favourite.) Hamlet was also amazing for the interplay of the three different religious interpretations of the Ghost of King Hamlet. To the one, it signified madness. To another, divinity. And to Hamlet himself, the struggle between whether to believe his father's spirit a devil in disguise, or an angel sent to guide his cause.

...Oh, Hamlet is the Love. I’m so jealous that you’re studying it right now. (<- Misses English Literature courses something good.)