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Description: A level analysis of Hamlets 'To Be Or Not To Be' soliloquy
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To be or not to be speech
Hamlet is contemplating suicide, but does not know what happens after death
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“To die:to sleep” = death is the same as sleeping
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Changes slightly
when he sees Ophelia- less
depressed
meaning
Doesn't know what to do
Contemplating suicide, same
emotion through out, depressed
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Additionally, I feel Tennant better portrayed Hamlets sense of
uncertainty as he spoke each word slower
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However, we do not know what happens after death and it may be worse than life
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Look the beautiful Ophelia!
1) why is there no mention of ghost/ Claudius/ Gertrude?
This is Hamlet contemplating suicide and death
Description: A level analysis of Hamlets 'To Be Or Not To Be' soliloquy