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__Hamlet__ - Shakespeare conveys that death is absolute; everyone will die someday and there is not as much as a liminal state associated with that. Even though Hamlet does see the ghost of his father, this could be attributed to his supposed madness. If one were to say it was his father in the afterlife, either way, death is something that everyone experiences. I agree that death is something stable that will always occur, whether it adds comfort to one's life or fear, it exists. Death is also final, as every character ends up dying in the end. Male power (over females) at this time is also pretty absolute. - Insanity is left as a liminal state because the levels of "madness" of each character is left a little ambiguous.