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The Unpredictable Course Of Revenge In the play, Hamlet
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The Unpredictable Course Of Revenge Ahmad T. Q. In the play, Hamlet, Shakespeare is depicting revenge as something that is inevitable and starts a chain of reaction that ends in self-destruction. In the process of revenge there are foreign agents that are also trapped as the revenge progresses. This is when the play is at its peak. The eventual result is death of everyone with the exception of minor character, which played key role in the main characters development. In this case it is Horatio, Hamlet's life long friend. The one common thing in the play is that the eldest son in each of the three families is avenging the death of their father. When Hamlet was in the process to take revenge of his father another action occurred, the killing of Polonious by Hamlet who is Laertes father. This shows how one revenge leads to another. Throughout the play Hamlet...
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