Laertes Revenge Quotes

Often In Shakespearean plays, the mysterious death of royalty can cause many problems amongst the royal bloodline. These deaths can allow various characters to take over the throne and either become a tyrant or shameless ruler. Once on the throne many sinful actions can occur under such circumstances, many characters are affected by this new ruler or tyrant and in the end by not obtaining the throne under lawful means that tyrant or ruler will be lead to their inevitable death. In The Tragedy Of Hamlet by William Shakespeare, character negative experiences lead to revenge through the method of taking revenge, behaviour and timing. One part of revenge is for characters to make a plan in order to facilitate the act of revenge. Taking revenge
This is demonstrated when Claudius is seen encouraging Laertes's into working with him to kill Hamlet: “My lord, I will be ruled; the rather, if you could devise it so That I might be the organ” (IV.VII.73-75). Laertes prepares to avenge his father's death by being “ruled” and if Claudius “ devise it”, through Claudius’s plan Laertes will avenge his father's death. Laertes lets Claudius make the decision of how it will be done; the plan goes, with one exception that he “might be the organ”. The negative experience of Laertes father's death causes Laertes to make himself a sort of pawn in a chess game that is played between King Claudius and Hamlet junior, in the sense that he will be only involved with Claudius’s plan acting as an agent of Hamlet's death. Laertes shows his role as a pawn in Claudius's plan during the last act of the play where he recognizes that his father's death was an accident and misjudgment on the part of Hamlet in which he forgives Him but carries on the plan to kill Hamlet to preserve his own and father's honour. Subsequently, prior negative experiences Fortinbras has, being the death of his father he realizes that he had his title