Why did Hamlet delay his revenge? An analysis of Shakespeare's play

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The paper explores the complex question of whether Hamlet's actions represent a delay in seeking revenge or if they reflect a calculated approach to his quest for justice. It contrasts the views of critic G.B. Harrison, who argues that there is no delay in the play, with other critics who attribute the perceived delay to Hamlet's character and internal struggles. Through this analysis, the paper delves into themes of nature, reason, and the psychological dimensions of revenge in Shakespeare's work.