The expansion of Hamlets feelings towards his revenge play a major part in his tragic flaw. At the beginning of the play, you are able to see this right after Hamlet here’s news that his father was murdered. Hamlets feelings towards Claudius and desire to get revenge on him, have slowly gone away. Hamlet says, “Haste me to know ’t, that I, with wings as swift As meditation or the thoughts of love, May sweep to my revenge.” (Act ,Scene 5, Lines 29-31). In this quote, Hamlet is discussing how quickly he will take revenge on King Claudius and will not let anything get in the way of him doing …show more content…
He says, “my thoughts be bloody, or be nothing worth!” (Act 4, Scene 4, Line-66). Hamlets believe at this time nothing will stop him and I Fortinbras marched thousands of men to death over a small benefit that the could follow this example. AT this time in the play Hamlet has acted too late, after many chances he has had. This flaw has set up the fate of Hamlet and Throne of Denmark. Throughout the play, Hamlet’s tragic flaw is shown over time. Hamlet had many chances to kill Claudius but always acted with a reason to prolong it. It shows how his flaw of inability to act and make final decisions and reach his goal has gotten him to this point in the