Hamlet

Описание: Hamlet

Three Acts, Ten Songs Summary

Act One: Seeds of Tragedy
1. The Father's Ghost (Spectropatreia) - The Command for Revenge
2. A Mother's Betrayal (Gertrudeia) - The Collapse of Trust
3. The Usurper's Guilt (Klaudioseia) - The Weight of the Crown

Act Two: Masks of Madness
4. Feigned Madness (Simulatio Insaniae) - Acting to Hide the Truth
5. Theater of Conscience (Theatrum Conscientiae) - Revealing Truth Through Play
6. Destruction of Innocence (Ophēleia) - Victim of Love

Act Three: The Bloody End
7. Death of the Meddler (Polonioseia) - The Wrong Target
8. Torrent of Revenge (Laerteia) - Rage Consumes Reason
9. The Doom of All (Mors Omnium) - Corpses on the Stage
10. The Question of Being (Esse aut Non Esse) - To Be or Not to Be


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Hamlet is the Prince of Denmark, thrown into turmoil by his father's sudden death and his mother's hasty remarriage. His father's ghost appears, revealing that his uncle Claudius poisoned him, and commands revenge. Hamlet vows vengeance but cannot act, continuously hesitating. This is Hamleteia Melancholia—melancholic delay.

Hamlet pretends madness while seeking to uncover the truth. Through a play, he confirms his uncle's guilt, yet still cannot draw his sword. While he delays, tragedies unfold in chain reaction. He accidentally kills Polonius, Ophelia's father, causing Ophelia to go mad and drown. Ophelia's brother Laertes vows revenge and joins with Claudius to duel Hamlet with a poisoned sword.

During the duel, Queen Gertrude drinks poisoned wine and dies. Both Hamlet and Laertes are infected with poison. Finally, Hamlet kills Claudius, but it is too late. Only corpses remain on stage. A tragedy of losing everything through endless delay.

Within this work are twelve psychological phenomena. A mother's betrayal, a usurper's guilt, destruction of innocence, torrent of revenge, feigned madness, theater of conscience, faithful witness—the map of human psychology that Shakespeare drew four hundred years ago remains valid today.


This work is musical lyrics created for the Mythozoesis Project's Literaturpaideia Series, based on William Shakespeare's Hamlet (1601). All lyrics are newly created based on the original storyline and have no connection to any existing musical productions. The psychological phenomenon concepts appearing in this work (Hamleteia Melancholia, Gertrudeia, Ophēleia, etc.) are original academic terminology of the Mythozoesis Project. This work was produced for educational and artistic purposes and does not replace medical or psychological advice. Those with mental health concerns should consult with a professional.