I finally read this tale for the first time and I wasn't disappointed. Hamlet wasn't a character to read about lightly, giving a perplexing feeling every time he spoke. The emotions of most of characters are what carry the story, and what will be the effects of their actions. In the beginning of the book, the Ghost's words were the most interesting to read. Near the end of the play, Hamlet's hilarious comments to Ophelia were so funny because they were out of nowhere, before the tragic ending of the play.

My favorite play of all time. One of the best quotes of the book is: "one girl is worth twenty boys" and I think that's enough to read the story for.

The past and present view on this famous couple by people is either you hate them or like them. I admire how this story presents Zelda Fitzgerald as an intelligent, talented woman struggling for her independence. It's difficult not to admire the works of F. Scott and it's nearly impossible to believe that his wife had no influence on them.