Hamlet: Justice VS Revenge Shakespeare’s Hamlet had three major themes, including justice versus revenge. This theme is prevalent throughout the play with many characters portraying actions that are relevant to this theme in the play. These scenes in the play could all be argued as either for justice or for revenge.
Three major examples of this include Hamlet avenging his father’s death, Polonius’s murder, and Hamlet’s eventual death. These all were not only major examples of the theme of justice vs revenge, but also were some of the most influential events in the play as well.
The entirety of the play of Hamlet was about Hamlet trying to kill his uncle, King Claudius, to get revenge/justice for King Hamlet’s murder. Hamlet was visited
Three major examples of this include Hamlet avenging his father’s death, Polonius’s murder, and Hamlet’s eventual death. These all were not only major examples of the theme of justice vs revenge, but also were some of the most influential events in the play as well.
The entirety of the play of Hamlet was about Hamlet trying to kill his uncle, King Claudius, to get revenge/justice for King Hamlet’s murder. Hamlet was visited