Masoumeh Mobad - BA in English Literature, Sistan and Baluchistan University, Zahedan, Iran;

Hamlet (۱۶۰۲) is one of the most beautiful and well-known works of the great English writer William Shakespeare (۱۵۶۴ – ۱۶۱۶). This article examines and analyzes the effects and consequences of revenge on Hamlet's character and destiny. Revenge, which is the most important element in shaping the structure and events of this play, creates unpleasant events (doubt, madness, death, etc.) in Hamlet's life. As a result, Hamlet, who seeks revenge through his actions throughout the play, brings death and destruction to himself and those around him.

Hamlet, revenge, madness, hesitation, emptiness, death