What is the theme in Hamilton ? And 2 pieces of evidence . If not just the theme .

Explanation:

History/Legacy. The theme of building a legacy that will stand the test of time is something that consumes Hamilton throughout his life, and by extension, the play

War/Conflict. ...

Running out of time. ...

Honor & Reputation. ...

Forgiveness & Reconciliation. ...

Taking Action vs. ...

Writing.

Theme:

Hamilton tells the story of forgotten American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and his ascent out of poverty and to power against the backdrop of the American War of Independence.

Explanation:

All of the evidence I have is from the songs they sing.

Song: Alexander Hamilton

"His enemies destroyed his rep America forgot him"

Song: Who lives, Who dies, Who tells your story

"Every other founding fathers' story gets told  every other founding father gets to grow old"

"And when you're gone, who remembers your name?  Who keeps your flame?  Who tells your story?"

"And when my time is up, have I done enough?  Will they tell your story?"

Song: Alexander Hamilton

"How does a bas***d, orphan, son of a who*e  And a Scotsman dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot  In the Caribbean by providence impoverished  In squalor, grow up to be a hero and a scholar?"

"Another immigrant comin' up from the bottom"

Song: My shot

"we are—meant to be...

A colony that runs independently"

"So there will be a revolution in this century  Enter me!"

Song: Wait for it

"Hamilton doesn't hesitate  he exhibits no restraint he takes and he takes and he takes  and he keeps winning anyway  he changes the game  he plays and he raises the stakes."

That's some of the evidence I found. Anyway, this was really fun to research a play I love and listen to the songs again and it was a nice break from my school work.

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