Hamlet\u27s objective of killing Claudius fuels dramatic action

Hamlet\u27s Objective of Killing Claudius Fuels Dramatic Action proves that Hamlet\u27s overall objective fuels the dramatic action of the play. The overall objective of Hamlet, for the purposes of this thesis, is to avenge his father\u27s murder. The thesis also examines the structural elements of Hamlet, such as the delay aspects of Hamlet\u27s behavior, and determines how these elements affect the audience. The paper investigates Shakespeare\u27s skillful strategy of scene construction, transition, and the use of juxtaposition and parallelism. The thesis shows how these elements contribute to the movement of dramatic action as Hamlet attempts to achieve his objective. Furthermore, a chapter of the thesis examines the structural content of Olivier\u27s film version of Hamlet. Finally, the paper analyzes Hamlet\u27s behavior toward Gertrude, Ophelia, the Ghost, and Horatio