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I assume you mean flaw rather than flow, and any question about Hamlet's flaw is a loaded question.
Some of the possibilities that have been suggested are:
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There can be many approaches to identifying Hamlet's tragic flaw. I would say that indecision is a critical one. Hamlet is a thinking man's hero, one whose immersion in thought proves to be...
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