About: Prince Hamlet (The Simpsons)

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Hamlet was the prince of Denmark, he is portrayed by Bart Simpson. In the form of a ghost his father told him how his uncle Claudius poured poison in his ear so he could marry Hamlet's mother Gertrude and become the king. His father requested that his death be avenged.

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rdfs:label	Prince Hamlet (The Simpsons)
rdfs:comment	Hamlet was the prince of Denmark, he is portrayed by Bart Simpson. In the form of a ghost his father told him how his uncle Claudius poured poison in his ear so he could marry Hamlet's mother Gertrude and become the king. His father requested that his death be avenged.
dcterms:subject	Good Hearted Bastards Seeker of Vengeance True Neutral Anti Hero Honorable Heroes Deceased The Simpsons Heroes
abstract	Hamlet was the prince of Denmark, he is portrayed by Bart Simpson. In the form of a ghost his father told him how his uncle Claudius poured poison in his ear so he could marry Hamlet's mother Gertrude and become the king. His father requested that his death be avenged. Prince Hamlet, with the help of a clown, put on a play to make Claudius reveal himself to be guilty. Claudius then realized that Hamlet knew what he had done and tried to kill Hamlet to keep the truth from being revealed. Hamlet, aiming to kill Claudius, accidentally killed Polonius. His son, Laertes, proposed to duel Prince Hamlet for revenge. However, Laertes accidentally killed himself while taking a “practice stab", and Hamlet proceeded to kill Claudius. Hamlet walked away to celebrate his victory, but he slipped on some blood and died from the fall.

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