Hamlet's first line is "A little more than kin and less than kind." From this line, we learn that Hamlet is not happy with the bond between his mother and his uncle Claudius.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Hamlet speaks this line when his uncle Claudius calls him son.
- He doesn't like it, as Claudius' behavior underscores his closeness to Hamlet's mother.
- Hamlet is very unhappy about this, as his father died recently and his mother is marrying Claudius, who is his uncle.
- He feels a great discomfort with this situation, he believes this is incorrect and therefore responds to Claudius with irony, remorse, and shame.
The line shows us that the relationship between Claudius and Hamlet will not be friendly and will establish many conflicts.
It is important to remember that "Hamlet" is a play written by Shakespeare, which shows Prince Hamlet's difficulties in avenging his father's death.
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