The final plan is for Laertes to us a sharpened sword instead of a dull fencing sword. They are going to try and convince Hamlet to battle with Laertes. He made confession of you and gave you such a masterly report/Your sudden coming o’er, to play with him. He remembers how Hamlet has been jealous of how brave Laertes is with his sword. Claudius helps Laertes come up with a plan to kill him. Laertes is happy to hear that Hamlet is coming back to Denmark, so his revenge doesn’t have to be delayed. Laertes is looking to get straight to the point unlike Hamlet. And of course, he is now seeking revenge. Laertes has secretly sailed back from France and he is terrified about the death of his father Polonius and sister Ophelia. Till that her garments, heavy with their drink, / Pulled the poor wretch from her melodious lay / To muddy death.

This was a big part in leadings to Ophelia’s death, her father’s death pushed her to her breaking point. Showing no remorse for his actions and leaves dragging Polonius’ corpse and hiding it. Making things worst amid a conversation with his mother Gertrude, he accidentally kills Polonius mistaking him for the King. Meanwhile Hamlet is stirring up drama for himself and others. Eventually realizing that if he kills him while he is confessing his sins, he would be doing him a favor not seeking revenge as his father asked. He notices that the King is praying and draws his sword then stops and he thinks about it for a little while. Claudius is alone in his chamber found by Hamlet, looking to kill him. Hamlet believes that the ghost is indeed telling the truth. Hamlets says O good Horatio, I’ll take the ghost’s word for a thousand pound. Claudius tells them to stop the play and leaves angrily. If Claudius seems like the play is making him uncomfortable that will determine if the ghost is telling the truth. Hamlet is going to watch Claudius’ reaction to the play. Hum, I have heard/ T’ assume a pleasing shape. Referring to Hamlets plan he says: About, my brain. Which helped him buy some time to put together his whole plan for his scheme. First he has to see if the ghost is telling the truth, so Hamlet is going to try and tests Claudius’ guilt, he tells Marcellus and Horatio he’s going to act like he’s insane to help him prove that Claudius is guilty. He’s stuck because he wants to get revenge for his father but he also knows what’s right deep down. Hamlet is ready to seek his revenge but he faces many obstacles. Hamlet finds out that Claudius killed his father from the ghost of his father, telling him how Claudius put the poison in his ear and the ghost wants him to get revenge on Claudius. The main example of revenge starts off with Hamlet wanting to kill Claudius because Claudius killed Hamlet’s father. “Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’: the Tragedy of Revenge” While believers ought to be peaceful towards 'one another,' this verse specifically says this attitude ought to extend 'to everyone.Don't use plagiarized sources. It should be noted that Paul's instruction here does not merely say to be forgiving to brothers and sisters in Christ. Whenever we feel like taking revenge on someone, we ought to reflect on the grace and kindness Jesus showered on us in spite of the offenses we committed against Him. Although each of us had offended Jesus, He died for us, forgave us, and gave us everlasting life.

Writing to the Colossian Christians, Paul instructed them to forgive '… each other as the Lord has forgiven you, so you must also forgive' (Colossians 3:13). Instead of looking for an opportunity to pay back offenders, we need to look for opportunities to forgive and bless them. … Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.'' He adds in verse 21, 'Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.' In Romans 12:17–19 he writes, 'Repay no one evil for evil, but give thought to do what is honorable in the sight of all. Paul was a strong believer in the Lord's ability to address wrongdoing. In this verse Paul appeals to his readers to do good to everyone, rather than trying to 'get even' when someone commits an offense against them.

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