In this play, Wagner's dominant motivation is used many times, that is, in similar characters and scenes, a particular melody will be repeated.

For example, the story tonight, the story after the wedding, reflects friendship.

Tonight, when I heard the death of Lawrence, the time travel conversation between Lawrence and Hamilton, and even the history of Washington.

The chorus after Staring at You also reflects the relationship between Washington and Hamilton.

Many melodies are repeated in the play, but none of the paragraphs of the derailed song "Say No to this" are repeated. This song is particularly out of place in the whole play, which also shows that this scandal is extremely special in Hamilton's life.