He calls his father “noble” with gives the sense of honorable. Because he feels his father was honorable, he wants to do what it takes to preserve the honor that his father had. Laertes, also refers to his sister of having “perfections” these “perfections” can be interpreted as her innocence and sense of lovability from those around her. If Laertes is to get revenge, he cannot have his sister and father in mind because that will conflict with the ideal revenge mindset. The mindset consists of not having a conscience and no emotion. If those two things are present that challenges him from being able to extract revenge. Revenge throughout the play provides the definition of being without conscience and heart. It is implied if one or both elements are present then one cannot truly enact revenge. Hamlet and Laertes did not feel a type of satisfaction they were hoping to get from revenge. They did commit the act of revenge but the presence of conscience or emotion left a sense of incompleteness. Corruption leads to revenge which leads a lack of fairness in justice. Hamlet and Laertes cannot expect justice to be fair if they let their conscience and heart be corrupted by trying to achieve