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Fortinbras takes throne from "summary" of William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark by William Shakespeare
Fortinbras, the Prince of Norway, emerges as a pivotal character in the final act of the play. As the drama of the Danish court reaches its tragic conclusion, Fortinbras steps forward to claim the throne of Denmark. This unexpected turn of events signals a shift in power and sets the stage for a new chapter in the kingdom's history. Throughout the play, Fortinbras is portrayed as a fierce and ambitious leader who is determined to assert his authority. His presence looms large over the action, serving as a constant reminder of the political intrigue and power struggles that define the world of the play. As the son of the late King of Norway, Fortinbras sees himself as the rightful heir to the Danish throne, and he is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goal. When Fortinb...
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