Hamlet 1.5 Discussion: "Swift"

The transcript discusses Hamlet's desire for swift revenge, contrasting his violent actions with meditative thoughts of love. It highlights the imagery of a bird of prey, symbolizing Hamlet's predatory nature.

What does the text suggest about the speed of thoughts in relation to revenge?

How does the text contrast thoughts of love with Hamlet's actions?

In what way does the text imply that Hamlet's actions will be violent?

What imagery is evoked by the words 'sweep' and 'wings' in the text?

What does the mention of a 'bird of prey' suggest about the nature of revenge?