The main focus of Hamlet is avenging the death of his father. When he meets his father’s ghost, Hamlet immediately says “Speak and I am bound to hear” in order to demonstrate the loyalty he has for his deceased father’s wishes, to which the ghost replies to with “so art thou to revenge” (1.5.5-7). Before the meeting of the ghost, Hamlet is lost in mourn and sorrow due to the death of his father; after encountering the ghost that is King Hamlet he begins to be more driven and motivated to get revenge on the man who killed his father. Hamlet is so committed to this cause that he even contemplates “to be or not to be” (3.3.1-2). The task of satisfying his father fully consumes Hamlet; he experiences much internal conflict due to the actions he