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Shakespeare’s depiction of revenge is challenged throughout the play as characters struggles to seek revenge due to moral and religious reasons.

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In the start of the play, Hamlet is informed about his father’s murder by “thy father’s spirit” who requests Hamlet enacts revenge for his death. Throughout this back and forth with the spirit we observe Hamlets eagerly agreeing to seek that revenge. However, this is contrasted to how Hamlet acts further on in the play. His eagerness turns to indecisiveness and hesitation. In this time we witness Hamlet’s moral delima of whether to act or abstain from his Revenge.

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In scene 5, Hamlet is easily convinced by the ghost (who appears to be his late father- King Hamlet) to "art thou to revenge, when thou shalt hear" (1.5.12). After hearing about his death, Hamlet wants to take immediate action without taking into consideration that the ghost could be a demon who is trying to play with his emotions, and influence to carry an act of sin to avenge his father's death.

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HMlet begins to doubt the revenge plot and begins thinking that “the spirit that [he has] seen may be the devil” and he knows that “the devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape” to “damn [him].” He begins to question that maybe the ghost is actually the devil trying to deceive him, but he ends up carrying out his revenge anyways. This emphasizes Hamlet throwing away his religion and beliefs in pursuit of revenge. This is ironic because in his religion he doesn’t believe in ghosts but he still trusts this supposed ghost. (2.2.627-634)

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When Hamlet finally gets the chance to kill Cluadius, he backs out using the fact that “now he is praying” so he’d end up with the “villain [sent] to heaven.” This strongly juxtaposes Hamlets previous disregard for religion when he trusts the ghost. He uses those previously neglected beliefs to now back out of carrying out the revenge immediately. This indecisiveness represents the conflict between the revenge he seeks for his father and his wavering religious beliefs. This exact indecisiveness ends up as his ultimate downfall. (3.3.77-83)

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In the play characters tend to alter their connections with others in order to gain revenge in an easier fashion. ”To hell, allegiance! Vows, to the blackest devil!
Conscience and grace, to the profoundest pit!
I dare damnation.” (Act 4 Scene 5 lines 149-150) The character of Laertes decides to change his relationship with Claudius in order to seek revenge for his father’s death.

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As characters ponder about revenge their morals change and start to justifying their evil actions they play to make.“Thrown out his angle for my proper life......And is 't not to be damned
To let this canker of our nature comeIn further evil?”(Act 5 Scene 2 lines 71-80)
Hamlet justifies his thoughts of murder towards Claudius and believes it is justifiable after all the acts he committed.