Hamlet soliloquy analysis

To live or to die that is the option, whether it is more noble to suffer. The pain of misfortune or to take action, against your own troubles which may
End them. To die and to sleep and nothing more. By death you can end all heart aches and thousands of troubles that everybody is available to, why would nobody wish for their own troubles to end. To kill yourself and the chance to dream, but there’s the catch; because in death what will happen when you have moved off the business of humanity, it will stop us thinking-that’s the reason misfortune endures so long. Who will deal with all of life’s humiliations- and deal with the insults and oppression from superiors, the inefficiency of law, the rudeness of people from the office. When he can end all of this with a single dagger. Who would bear burdens and tire under a weary life. But there’s the chance of something after this life. The undiscovered country that no man has every returned from. Fear of death makes us all cowards, and our boldness makes us weak without any thinking. Actions that should be done, are misdirected and stop being actions. But shh, here comes Ophelia. Beautiful lady, please remember me when you pray.