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I like Michael's question because it's thought-provoking with how if you didn't get to get it right on the first time by trying to take revenge, do you attempt again or take what you can get.

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I like Micheal's question on if someone should continue the revenge if it didn't work the first time.

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I like Micheal's question on if someone should continue the revenge if it didn't work the first time.

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That's a good question by Luis, good thinking question.

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That's a good question by Luis, good thinking question.

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I agree with what Luis said because getting revenge may feel good in the moment, but after you may feel worse than before. 

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I agree with what Luis said because getting revenge may feel good in the moment, but after you may feel worse than before. 

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I liked Luis's point saying that you may feel satisfied in the moment, but in the long run you won't. 

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I liked Luis's point saying that you may feel satisfied in the moment, but in the long run you won't. 

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I like Naelyn's question about getting revenge if that happened to you.

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I like Naelyn's question about getting revenge if that happened to you.

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I like how Michael brought a different perspective of revenge. Not the person getting revenge but the victim of revenge.

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I like the question that Michael made, very interesting.

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I like the question that Michael made, very interesting.

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Naelyn's response to Max's question was very fair, like getting revenge for my death by murdering the person that murdered me is a bit selfish because you are killing another because you're upset that I died, it just isn't right.

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I agree with Naelyn's point about how revenge is mainly for selfish reasons and people only really do it for themselves and to make themselves feel better. In reality it's not to help the person who was done wrong.

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I like Joe's point that Hamlet could have made people know about what Claudius did to justify his revenge.

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I agree with what Michael said because I feel that if someone is taking revenge, but isn't doing something crazy it would have less consequences, but if it is something crazier like killing someone that isn't okay. 

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I agree with what Michael said because I feel that if someone is taking revenge, but isn't doing something crazy it would have less consequences, but if it is something crazier like killing someone that isn't okay. 

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I agree with Naelyn that if someone is taking revenge for me even though I'm dead, they're just wanting that feeling of satisfaction for themselves. 

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I agree with Naelyn that if someone is taking revenge for me even though I'm dead, they're just wanting that feeling of satisfaction for themselves. 

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I like Joe's point on how Hamlet could have proved Claudius' crimes to others

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I like Naelyn's point that when people take revenge it is more for them and not the people around them, or who they're getting revenge for. 

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I like Naelyn's point that when people take revenge it is more for them and not the people around them, or who they're getting revenge for. 

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I think Micheal's point on the different types of revenge can vary and depending on what people do the consequences vary.

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I think Micheal did have a very good point but couldn't express what he truly wanted to express

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I liked what Max asked about relating the stories situation back into your own life and what you would do.

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I liked what Max asked about relating the stories situation back into your own life and what you would do.

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Max's question was very thought provoking

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I like the point about that people use their emotions to justify their revenge.

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Daniel son's question was very pretty just like him and had a very in depth question that should cause a lot of in depth answers

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I liked how Jon explained what would have happened if Hamlet and Will switched places.

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I like sams point about Will starting to doubt whether he should still take revenge as more of the ghosts start to visit and talk to him.

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I enjoyed how sam explored the idea of no one stopping hamlets actions

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Micheal had a good question about if Hamlet got his revenge earlier, would the consequences have been worse, or less?

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I liked michaels question regarding about if there is a time or place for revenge.

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I think John's question about the comparison between Laertes and Hamlet's revenge was interesting and formulated well

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I Like how jerlin brought up how the direct result of revenge is more or less always going to be consequences. It was a very important question to ask especially for this topic

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Jein responded to Jarretts question good on cycles of violence among communities

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Jein responded to Jarretts question good on cycles of violence among communities

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I liked Genesis's point on how people don't think before they make their own decisions.

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I liked what jarrett said about wanting revenge never fully leaving 

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I liked what jarrett said about wanting revenge never fully leaving 

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I like how Sam acknowledged the fact that we don't fully feel as satisfied as we did in the moment after we've cleared our mind.

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I like how Jerlin explained how revenge can lead to irrational thoughts.

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Jerlin used good evidence to back up what she said.

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I liked what Jerlin said about how the idea that revenge clouds your judgement. I think revenge is too influenced by emotion in a sense too.

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Michaels response relating to how a father giving his son insight on how to take revenge made me relate a lot more to how Hamlet felt knowing I would do the same thing I think his response was really well thought out.

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I think Jon made a good statement about how revenge is like a virus.

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John really explained well on how revenge rippling effects work and made me understand how taking revenge hurts a lot more people than just the person your taking revenge on and their family.

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Michael made a good statement about revenge for a close member.

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I think Jerlin's point about revenge usually being in an irrational state of mind was very interesting.

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Sam made a good point on how people do revenge due to their emotions.

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connor said something and really helped me place my self in hamlets shoes and got me thinking on how hamlet felt and why he acted how he did

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John explains why Will doesn't think it's a good idea to go through with the plan, because he explained how Will realizes that revenge has led to so many people close to him dying.

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Michael's question was actually really nice, and i've never even thought of The Rules like that.

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Michael's question was actually really nice, and i've never even thought of The Rules like that.