This is a monologue of the playwright in Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet, and it is a thoughtful poem of the richest man. In the face of tragic fate and double choices, Hamlet fell into complicated thinking and painful struggle.

This monologue was said by Prince Hamlet after he found out that his mother and uncle had killed his father and they had already had an affair. At this time, he is suffering, confused and full of doubts about life. He thinks it is meaningless to live and suicide is better, but he is afraid of death. I wonder if people will go to hell after death? So in this monologue, he hesitated very much, thinking about whether to "do or not".

In this play, everyone pays the price for their actions and is judged by fate in different ways. Shakespeare is the final judge.

Hugo once said, "Hamlet is as real as every one of us, but it is greater than us. He is a giant, but he is a real person. Because Hamlet is not you or me, but all of us. Hamlet is not a man, but a man. "

Suffering may be less than one-tenth of Hamlet's, but when it is limited to survival, suffering from life, enduring worldly triviality and impermanence of fate, it seems that it will also fall into the quagmire of contradiction and hesitation.

This sentence reflects his pain and doubts at that time and is full of doubts about life. He thinks it is meaningless to live, and suicide is better, but he is afraid of death, and he doubts whether people will go to hell after death.

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