Why Does Hamlet Kill Claudius

In the book “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark”, The main character, Hamlet plans to seek revenge and kill his uncle, Claudius. Claudius was hamlet's uncle before he became his stepfather after his dad's death. hamlet contemplates executing claudius because hamlet doesn't need the king to die in a respectable passing. Hamlet In the book “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark”, The main character, Hamlet plans to seek revenge and kill his uncle, Claudius. Claudius was hamlet's uncle before he became his stepfather after his dad's death. hamlet contemplates executing claudius because hamlet doesn't need the ruler to bite the dust a respectable passing. Hamlet definitely wants to seek vengeance on claudius for killing his dad. he wants claudius to hurt, just like his dad had to.

he thoroughly considers circumstances and finds imaginative approaches to get things done. Hamlet tries not to carry on and settle on any impulsive choices. he is patient and willing to sit tight to something so he is ensured everything is done effectively. In (I.V) the ghost reveals that the king, hamlet's dad was murdered by claudius wants to seek vengeance on claudius for killing his dad but has hesitation for many reasons. he wants claudius to hurt, just like his dad had to. hamlets battle that he has with himself uncovers that he has profound thoughts. he thoroughly considers circumstances and finds imaginative approaches to get things done. Hamlet tries not to carry on and settle on any impulsive choices. he is patient and willing to sit tight to something so he is ensured everything is done effectively. In the book it gets clarified why Hamlet was postponing the execution of king Claudius towards the end of the