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In one of Shakespeare's tragedies, Hamlet, Hamlet's obsession with perfection in love and sexuality ultimately leads to his destruction.
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Daniel Lim Mr. Harville Period 6 English 3 Honors In one of Shakespeare's tragedies, Hamlet, Hamlet's obsession with perfection in love and sexuality ultimately leads to his destruction. A perfectionist is a person that finds displeasure in anything that does not meet very high standards. By this definition, a perfectionist is truly not a person seeking perfection but rather a person who is constantly finding faults. Tom Robbins once said, "The bottom line is that people are never perfect, but love can be" (Wisdom Quotes). Although this may be true for some people, for other people love is a continuous cycle of turmoil. One renowned playwright, William Shakespeare, successfully portrays this turmoil in all of his tragedies. In Hamlet, one of Shakespeare's tragedies, Hamlet's obsession with perfection in love and sexuality ultimately leads to his destruction. First, Hamlet's realization of his sexual incapacity fuels his personal crusade...
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