A conversation between angel and devil
Angel
Good afternoon, Devil. Have you noticed how conflicted Hamlet is with the idea of revenge?
Hello, Angel. Yes, he is torn between his desire for justice and his moral compass. It's quite entertaining to watch him struggle.
I disagree. His indecisiveness might lead to tragic consequences. He needs guidance, not manipulation.
But isn't it fascinating to see him question his own beliefs and values? That inner turmoil is what makes him relatable.
True, but his hesitation is causing chaos around him. His inaction is affecting everyone in the kingdom.
Ah, but that's the beauty of it! The chaos, the drama, the uncertainty. It keeps things interesting, don't you think?
Interesting or not, Hamlet's inability to make a decision is tearing him apart. He needs to find a way to resolve his inner conflict.
But what if his inner conflict is what defines him as a character? Would he still be as compelling if he easily made up his mind?
Perhaps not, but he must learn to balance his contemplation with action. Otherwise, he risks becoming lost in his own thoughts.
Ah, but isn't that the tragedy of it all? To be consumed by one's own thoughts and doubts. It's a spectacle worth witnessing.
It may be a spectacle, but at what cost? Hamlet's character is at stake here. We must intervene before it's too late.