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Hamlet Act 4 Scene 5 Analysis

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I thought that a significant part within Act 4, Scene 5 was when Laertes travels back from France to try and avenge his father's death within such a quick time span. Within this act we see the theme of religion, honor, and revenge. This is significant because instead of sobbing and feeling down all the time like Hamlet, when Laertes hears of his father's murder, he returns to Denmark as soon as possible and nearly starts a revolution. Which in comparison to Hamlet, Laertes shows terms of willingness to act to get revenge. The one bad thing about Laertes that can be misused for other purposes, is that Laertes acts without thinking. In the play we see how Claudius is able to manipulate those who do no not think, such as Laertes, and turn their

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