Hamlet: Culture

I found that Denmark once fought with Norway and Poland, had burial system, used Christianity as an official religion, had astronomy, regarded mourning as unmanly, educated some people in university, had a monarchy that is not blood-related (contrary to the fact that son becomes next king), had overseas studying opportunity, had unique drinking culture, had witchcraft, and had posset as a traditional drink.

I found out that in some cases, it wasn't so unnatural for marriages to occur within families, especially among those of upper class. This was most common when it came to deciding who will take the throne after the death of a former king.

i found that they watched plays and actors were professionally trained to act out their role with proper emotions.

for my part of scene. they told me that how prince and king is important and how they have to behave. 
Hamlet had huge responsibilities for himself and his kingdom. he cant chose what he want.
he have to chose what the whole world want.

We can see so far that religion is a big thing, especially Christianity. Also men is the prior gender, and women obey men. I also found it interesting how people at that time accepted the marriage between family members. Today, this is just crazy and everyone would talk bad about it, but it was normal to them back then. Hamlet was mad about his mother and uncle, but I think Hamlet is mad because his mom married his uncle right away, not because she married a family member.

I learned that putting poison into someone's ear is one of the various methods of killing people. The methods of killing people included shooting an arrow, stabbing with sword, etc.