Explain what you think hamlet specifically means when he says, "there's a divinity which shapes our ends . . "

When Hamlet says 'There's a divinity which shapes our ends' he means, some things are beyond our control and it is the will of the god to decide what's in store for us.

Explanation:

Hamlet is a prince of Denmark and is a central character from one of the William Shakespeare’s play ‘Hamlet.’ There is a line in Act 5 from scene 2 where Hamlet says to Horatio that ‘There is a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough hew them how we will.’

By this line Hamlet means that whatever is happening in our lives is happening by the will of the supreme power, God. He is the one who decide our destinies and shapes everything. Hamlet said this line is relation to the transition that he was undergoing. This line gives the audience a message that, whatever happens, in the end things will turn out just fine.

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