: In academic reports on Shakespeare, the "Player's Speech" regarding the fall of Troy and Pyrrhus's pause is often analyzed as a prelude to the arousal of vengeance . This "pause" mirrors Hamlet’s own delay before his violent actions.
In autobiographical poem, The Prelude , line 118 marks a transition where the poet seeks a "determined aim" to rescue the old from decay through " timely interference ," symbolizing a personal intellectual vengeance against the passage of time. 118 : Prelude to Vengeance
: The return of King Piccolo is frequently characterized as a prelude to a vengeful takeover of Earth. His reincarnation, Piccolo Jr., eventually shifts from a vessel of vengeance to one of Earth's greatest defenders. Notable Mention: Section 118 : In academic reports on Shakespeare, the "Player's