As the poem progresses how does speakers attitude towards revans change?

The speakers attitude toward revenges changes from negative to positive as the poem progresses. In the beginning of the poems, the speaker is deeply affected by the wrongs done to them and longs for revenge. However, as the poems continues, the speaker gains a deeper understanding of the consequences of revenge and the lasting impact of the harm it can cause not just to the person it is enacted upon but also to those who seek it. The speaker even recognizes the possibility of finding redemption and healing through understanding and forgiveness rather than retribution.