The passage mainly discusses on his revenge for Claudius in addition to how he must hurry up with the act. This develops the theme of seeking revenge due to the fact that Hamlet will ensure this time he will be violent with his revenge and kill him. Throughout the play, he was unable to attain his retaliation, but from this speech he proves that he has the power to make sure this time he serves justice for his father. The theme of attaining power is also developed through the use of this passage. Hamlet states that he was given a greater power to live in this world and pursue his righteousness. Therefore, putting him into a position of where he has the confidence that he has power, displaying that the attainment of power theme
