But because of Hamlet's desire to avenge his father's death and Ophelia's willingness to obey her father, the two died in grief, along with the rest of Hamlet's family. This play portrays the tragedy of death and how revenge does not end well. In fact, it shows how revenge can lead to madness and disruption of the natural order. It causes anger and hatred, something uncontrollable. Ophelia's death shows how cruel revenge is and how one cannot realize who one's actions influence. Ophelia's innocence gave a clear relationship to the theme of the play: mortality. His death means how even the most naive and delicate situations can be affected by the horrors of death, revenge and