Hamlet Theme 5: Revenge Part 3 - Revenge Genre THEMATIC Features

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Discussed in this video:
Revenge Genre Thematic Features:
1. Inadequate system of justice (Wasteland) 00:55
2. Audience identifies with hero 06:46
3. Hero has heroism thrust upon him 19:37
4. Hero punches up 23:55
5. Hero fights internal and external demons 31:08
6. Hero stoically expects his own death 35:03
7. Blood will have blood; hero becomes a villain 44:07
8. Revenge is theatrical 50:37
9. Existential musings on death 01:00:01

Also discussed in this video:
John Wick, Rick and Morty

For the complete HAMLET THEME ANALYSIS playlist, see:
   • Hamlet Theme Analysis (Expanded)  

For complete scene by scene HAMLET walkthrough, see:
   • Hamlet Scene by Scene  

For Hamlet THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:
   • Плейлист  

Writing a LITERATURE ANALYSIS ESSAY? See my practical guide, with model papers:
   • Literature Analysis  

For the complete MACBETH THEME ANALYSIS playlist, see:
   • Macbeth Theme Analysis  

For complete MACBETH CHARACTER ANALYSIS playlist, see:
   • Macbeth Character Analysis  

For the complete MACBETH SOLILOQUIES playlist, see:
   • Shakespeare Soliloquies: Macbeth  

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   • Macbeth Scene by Scene Analysis  

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ROMEO and JULIET:
   • Romeo and Juliet  

For Romeo and Juliet THESIS STATEMENT prompts see:
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OTHELLO:
   • Othello  

TWELFTH NIGHT:
   • Twelfth Night  

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