To Be or Not to Be

To be, or not to be; that is the question: To live, or to die. This question unfolds the answer to the entire soliloquy. Hamlet was faced with a conflicting situation, which left him torn from avenging his father's murder. Hamlet's dilemma made him explore the many universal questions that are left unanswered about existence and death. In this soliloquy, Hamlet has exhausted every angle in his mind looking for answers about life and death. …

…of it. Maybe if Hamlet wasn’t so caught up in the question “To Be or Not To Be” then he could have explored life to its fullest instead of waiting for death to come and allowing revenge to consume his whole life. It is human nature to question life and death, but when it becomes the only thing you think about, it is as if you stopped living, even before you die. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**