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How does Hamlet's approach to revenge differ fundamentally from the traditional conventions of Elizabethan revenge tragedies?
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- 1Hamlet completely avoids taking any action against Claudius due to physical cowardice.
- 2Hamlet remains completely indifferent to the psychological suffering of those around him.
- 3Hamlet extensively questions the morality of revenge, the nature of the ghost, and the existential consequences of his actions.✓
- 4Hamlet seeks to assassinate Claudius as swiftly and impulsively as possible.
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Hamlet extensively questions the morality of revenge, the nature of the ghost, and the existential consequences of his actions.
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