I am swimming in a turbulent sea of sadness
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Hamlet's To be or Not to be
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- I am Caught in a Turbulent Sea of Troubles
- I am caught in a turbulent sea of troubles
- To Live or Die? That is the Real Question
- To live or die ? That is the question
- To Suffer Endlessly Through this Horror
- I don't know what is better, to suffer horribly through all these terrible things or to end them forever
- Hamlet is in despair
- To Die by Dagger
- To die right now with this dagger to end this heartache.
- He doesn't know if he would be better off not living then dealing with his sadness
- To Live in Eternal Misery
- Why would someone go through this tiring life, if they were worried
- Hamlet is confused on how he should deal with his suffering, can he live forever in this misery or is it better to end it now.
- To Die is to Never Return
- Hamlet contemplates his fate. Should he die by his dagger to end this heartache?
- Hamlet wonders why someone would live in this state of despair. Is it because they don't know if death is better or what would happen when they die?
- about what might happen after death
- Hamlet continues to struggle with the decision on living in hell or dying and ending this miserable life.
- The place in which no visitor returns, and where we prefer our troubles rather then facing ones we do not know
- Oh dearest Ophelia will you forgive my sins and cowardliness
- To Die is to be a Coward
- Death makes all of us cowards! We become too weak to think about dying
- Hamlet Question Ophelia
- Fair maiden Ophelia why do you not turn away from me and my sins
- Ophelia Must Go
- I am not good for you Ophelia you must leave and never return to this castle!
- Hamlet thinks dying may be the easy way out and is he even strong enough to go through with death.
- Hamlet questions Ophelia on why she wants to even be with him.
- Hamlet tells Ophelia he is not good enough for her and she must leave and never return!
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