A consequentialist thinker would think about the consequences of their actions before they happen. A non consequentialist would not over think about the other outside factors except they do what becomes an instinctual reaction to them. Hamlet is a divine command theorist because he doesn’t want to face the consequences of committing an act of murder that would make him against his Christian faith. However Hamlet became an act utilitarianism toward the end of the play after viewing Fortinbras fight for dignity, striking him to take action for his father’s honor. Hamlet’s ethical thinking is essential because he grew up as a Christian so obeying God’s commandments is important to him, on the other hand, he wants to honor his father by avenging his death and figuring out if killing his uncle is right or
A consequentialist thinker would think about the consequences of their actions before they happen. A non consequentialist would not over think about the other outside factors except they do what becomes an instinctual reaction to them. Hamlet is a divine command theorist because he doesn’t want to face the consequences of committing an act of murder that would make him against his Christian faith. However Hamlet became an act utilitarianism toward the end of the play after viewing Fortinbras fight for dignity, striking him to take action for his father’s honor. Hamlet’s ethical thinking is essential because he grew up as a Christian so obeying God’s commandments is important to him, on the other hand, he wants to honor his father by avenging his death and figuring out if killing his uncle is right or