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However, Pride is one of the Seven Deadly Sins.  The Bible says (Geneva wording) in Proverbs 16:18, ''Pride goeth before destruction.''  The common saying expression of that is the well-known, "pride goes before a fall."  So, while Pride is not the single factor that compels Hamlet to destruction, as it might be in a simpler, crudely-drawn stereotype kind of character, Pride is indeed there in Hamlet, and it is one of the several factors that ultimately drag him down.
 
However, Pride is one of the Seven Deadly Sins.  The Bible says (Geneva wording) in Proverbs 16:18, ''Pride goeth before destruction.''  The common saying expression of that is the well-known, "pride goes before a fall."  So, while Pride is not the single factor that compels Hamlet to destruction, as it might be in a simpler, crudely-drawn stereotype kind of character, Pride is indeed there in Hamlet, and it is one of the several factors that ultimately drag him down.
  
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