Here's the breakdown:
* Laertes's Motivation: Laertes is motivated by the death of his father, Polonius, whom Hamlet accidentally kills. He is also fueled by his desire for revenge and a burning hatred towards Hamlet.
* King Claudius's Plan: King Claudius, seeking to secure his own power, manipulates Laertes into carrying out a plot to kill Hamlet. He fuels Laertes's rage and promises him revenge, offering a poisoned sword and a poisoned cup of wine as the means to do so.
* Laertes's Agreement: Although Laertes initially appears hesitant, he ultimately agrees to Claudius's plan. He is consumed by grief and a desire for vengeance, making him vulnerable to Claudius's manipulation.
This plot ultimately leads to the deaths of Hamlet, Laertes, and Ophelia, highlighting the destructive nature of revenge and the consequences of manipulation.