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user100 [1]
1 year ago
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How is the theme developed in Hamlet?

Law
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GREYUIT [131]1 year ago
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The topic that emerges in Hamlet's death encompasses both the reason and the effect of retaliation, and it is closely related to the themes of retaliation and justice.

<h3>What does justice really mean?</h3>

To maintain the righteousness of a cause, one must possess the quality of justice, also known as righteousness, equity, or moral rightness. Righteousness or legality, as of a claiming or title; justice of the cause or explanation: to complain in a just manner.

<h3>Why is justice crucial?</h3>

A civilized society is founded on justice, to put it simply. Without just rules, societies are typically harsh and intolerable, which frequently results in violence. We uphold the rule of law and indeed the ideal of injustice as being impersonal to anything other than social status, wealth, or other factors.

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