Consequences Of Repercussions Of Revenge And Anger In Shakespeare's Hamlet

The repercussions of revenge and anger are also prominently featured message throughout both texts. They highlight 2 possible courses of action of anyone in that situation of tragedy and betrayal. In Electra’s case, the audience see the consequences of revenge acted in haste and reactively. When she killed Aegisthus, this act was justified to the people as he was the catalyst and reason for her father’s death. However, when she took to her own mother’s life, the citizens of … strongly disapproved of this as it was unnatural for someone to kill a parent which had given birth to them. They showed their strong condemnation of Electra and her brother by shunning them from the village. In Hamlet, viewers bear witness to the consequences of revenge