“The world of Shakespeare is the world transformed into images and metaphors; an object becomes a word which turns it into an idea or an emotion. There are also double meanings, puns and wordplay, at times ironic, often obscene, always witty, even in the greatest tragedies.” (Delville) as said by Delville. Shakespeare’s words are not just read but felt and seen. In Hamlet imagery was not spared when written. One of the most predominant …showed first 75 words of 2244 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2244 total…life through his death. He learns that we are only flowers that make up a portion of the garden. Not a single flower can make the garden beautiful, but a single weed can make a garden unattractive. Hamlet learns in the end that there is no such thing as a weed less garden. The weeds are what make a garden what it is, a culmination of the good, the bad and the ugly in nature.