Hamlet 1.5 Allusion: No reckoning made

The video explores the Catholic sacrament of Confession, emphasizing its importance in absolving sins before death. It discusses the consequences of dying with unabsolved sins, such as purgatory or hell, and highlights the significance of last rites. King Hamlet's ghost laments his lack of last rites, which left him spiritually unprepared for death. The real tragedy of his murder by Claudius is not just the act itself but the spiritual state in which it left him.

What do the terms 'unhousled', 'disappointed', and 'unanelled' signify in the context of King Hamlet's ghost?

Discuss the implications of King Hamlet's lack of last rites on his soul and afterlife.