Why did Hamlet want to get revenge?

Laertes, in a parallel revenge, seeks revenge against Hamlet for killing his father, Polonius, and the early death of his sister Ophelia. Hamlet does die, but not before Laertes, so Laertes never does get his revenge against Hamlet

both want revenge for their fathers death

There are three revenge plots in Hamlet. Hamlet is seeking revenge against Claudius for the death of Hamlet Sr., Fortinbras is seeking revenge (at the beginning of the play) against Denmark generally for the death of Fortinbras Sr. and Laertes is seeking revenge against Hamlet for the death of Polonius.

Laertes wanted revenge against Hamlet because Hamlet killed his father, Polonius.

He quite clearly states that he wants revenge for his murder.

Hamlet.hamlet is the protagonist because he fight for his dad and revenge

when Claudius is praying and hamlet is there and thinks about killing him right then and there but he doesn't want Claudius to go to heaven

Tragedy Hamlet is a revenge tragedy.

Three people. Hamlet is taking revenge on Claudius because he killed Hamlet's father. Laertes is taking revenge on Hamlet because he killed Laertes' father. Fortinbras is taking revenge on the whole country of Denmark because King Hamlet killed Fortinbras' father.

Hamlet wants to make people think he is crazy that way he can get close enough to Claudius to kill him to revenge his father's death.

Hamlet.

'Hamlet' is most basically a revenge play.

Hamlet succeeds in killing Claudius, but not before Hamlet himself is fatally wounded.

Hamlet is a tragedy - a Revenge Tragedy to be precise.

The play, Hamlet, is considered a Revenge Tragedy because Hamlet's quest for revenge results in much violence and death.

Hamlet is motivated by the wish to avenge his father's murder. Revenge is what drives Hamlet throughout the play.

Why does hamlet hesitate to take revenge? -Apex-

Claudius killed Hamlet's father to usurp the throne and take Queen Gertrude as his bride. So in revenge, Hamlet wants to kill Claudius.

In Hamlet, Fortinbras is the prince of Norway. His father was killed by the late King Hamlet and so he seeks revenge.

Yes, Hamlet is a revenge tragedy. One of the key if not the only key element of the plot is the question of Hamlet's revenge of his father's murder by his uncle. Many similarities can be drawn between Hamlet and the quintessential revenge tragedy, The Spanish Tragedy, including the appearance of a ghost, insanity, and a play within a play. And, as in all revenge tragedies, it ends in a bloodbath.

Yes, his most famous revenge tragedy is Hamlet. Another revenge tragedy is Macbeth.

The Ghost of Hamlet's Father makes Hamlet swear to revenge his murder by Claudius, the dead king's brother and Hamlet's uncle, and new stepfather.

they both have a lust for revenge,a determination for success of the throne and both want to keep secrets but want to be informed of everything they wish to know...

There is no conflict in this scene. However, the ghost's message to Hamlet sets up considerable internal conflict within Hamlet i.e. To revenge or not to revenge, and if so, how and when?

"Revenge my most unnatural murder!"