Is Revenge Ever Justifiable

Is revenge ever justifiable? Solutions to any kind of situation, whether it is justifiable or not is revenge. The term revenge has always been debated upon since the action itself revolves around basic instinct, and the reasoning behind that claim comes from us as people, reacting to situations based on mutual feelings. Seeing how revenge is such a tricky word to define, this word is also compared with justice. Justice has the power of choice but also follows the behaviour of a human being. In the Shakespearean play Hamlet, the main actor hamlet has been battling the death of his father for two months until a mysterious ghost claiming to be his father, appears and tells hamlet the story of the events in which the cause was brought upon by his uncle, Claudius. In order to find out if what this paranormal creature is saying is the absolute truth, Hamlet must act as if he was crazy in order to unveil
Martin Torres has just discovered that his nephew Emilio had been murdered. Torres was really close with Emilio, only to find out that he was murdered, Emilio was only 17 when he demise came, and considering how young he was, his life never got the chance to blossom. In lines 9-11 Torres stated “I thought, Man, I’m going to take care of business,” he told me recently. “That’s how I live. I was going hunting. This is my own blood, my nephew.” The most interesting part in all of this is Torres’s background, in lines 12-15 “Torres was a hot shot back in the day, people used to call him Packman because he always carried a gun", so in hearing that his nephew was shot in the chest while walking, fueled the fire inside of him. Before the story truly begins, Torres reaches out to old friends and acquaintances to gather equipment to hunt the killer who he thinks is most likely responsible for the death of his