William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Hamlet depicts how three sons, Hamlet (the prince of Denmark), Laertes (The son of a nobleman), and Fortinbras ( The prince of Norway), handle the deaths of their fathers. They all had love and respect for their fathers and felt like it was their duty to avenge their father's death. Each character has their own form of revenge. Hamlet convinces everyone to help carry out his revenge, Laertes allows pure instinct and emotion to drive and control his revenge, and Fortinbras creates a thorough plan to accomplish his revenge. All three men seek to take revenge for the murders of their father’s, but each are held up in caring it out their plan, and by the end, they all regret the actions they had made.
Hamlet seems to dwell on each situation before taking action, which makes it hard for him to get on with his life. After his father's death, Hamlet became depressed and enraged by the way his mother acted by marrying his uncle. Throughout the play, Hamlet is visited by a ghost which at first he did not recognize at first, but it came clear …show more content…
After he learns that his father's death was a murder, he became overwhelmed with anger. Which leads him to demand answers about his father's death and his mysterious funeral. He is confused and angry on why his father was not put to rest with his sword and why he did not have a memorial. When the truth is revealed about how his father had died, he becomes even more enraged and gives no thought to the plan he had been manipulated into making with Claudius to kill Hamlet. Laertes does not realize when he agrees to work with Claudius he will be dragged into the corruption of Denmark as well. As that plan commences it starts off with a rigged fencing match, which soon lead to him getting stabbed with his own (poisoned) sword. After this act, he soon regrets his role in Claudius’s plan, because he was only a tool to carry out Clausius
Hamlet seems to dwell on each situation before taking action, which makes it hard for him to get on with his life. After his father's death, Hamlet became depressed and enraged by the way his mother acted by marrying his uncle. Throughout the play, Hamlet is visited by a ghost which at first he did not recognize at first, but it came clear …show more content…
After he learns that his father's death was a murder, he became overwhelmed with anger. Which leads him to demand answers about his father's death and his mysterious funeral. He is confused and angry on why his father was not put to rest with his sword and why he did not have a memorial. When the truth is revealed about how his father had died, he becomes even more enraged and gives no thought to the plan he had been manipulated into making with Claudius to kill Hamlet. Laertes does not realize when he agrees to work with Claudius he will be dragged into the corruption of Denmark as well. As that plan commences it starts off with a rigged fencing match, which soon lead to him getting stabbed with his own (poisoned) sword. After this act, he soon regrets his role in Claudius’s plan, because he was only a tool to carry out Clausius