Taking up Laertes' for a challenge was another decision of Hamlet. He did have a plan to protect himself, but that only worked because of his strength. This is because Claudius says that Laertes must get twelve hits before Hamlet gets nine. Hamlet wins over two hits before Laertes gets any. After Hamlet's first hit, Claudius drinks to it without the poisoned union (pearl) in the cups. After he drinks, he puts it in. Following …showed first 75 words of 344 total…

…showed last 75 words of 344 total…amp;lt;Tab/>Which have solicited-the rest is silent. Even after he knows he is extremely close to his death, Hamlet still wants the best for Denmark. <Tab/>Decision-making is an enormous aspect in a person's life. It must be analyzed and thought - over before the decision or reasoning deaths, are caused by how one's life what it becomes and how it ends. <Tab/>