Two characters share the thrust of revenge: Claudius, driven by ambition, and Hamlet, forced by conscience. Their inclined paths pass close to each other, but only one knows the other's course. Clausious participates in the same guilt triangle alongside the murderer, the murdered, and their console-in-truth. His guilt drives administration, consummation of closure, and want of morality. To recollect Leonato's arrest: To expose both - Hamlet and Claudius - is to record mold's devotion. Yet god-given service is otherwise. A dilemma: fundamental law requires serious rectification; the mode of its fulfillment must salvage the sinner, too, or the Sacred's outpouring is wickedness.