Moral Order in Hamlet, by Shakespeare

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…and realizes they are that, helping clear Hamlet's name in his dying moments. Hamlet's indecisiveness and procrastination throughout the play were caused because of his morals; even though Claudius murdered his father, Hamlet could not kill him at prayer. This shows the opposite sides of the moral issue, and helps ensure that at the end, there is no imbalance, and the sequence leads up to a balanced end in which no single side has triumphed.