Concetti Chiave
- Exploration of existential questions, contrasting enduring hardships versus confronting them directly.
- The concept of death as a form of escape, yet hindered by the uncertainty of what dreams may come.
- Life's burdens are depicted through experiences of injustice, unrequited love, and societal indignities.
- The fear of the unknown in the afterlife prevents people from taking drastic actions to end suffering.
- Conscience and overthinking lead to inaction, stifling the resolve to change one's fate.
To be or not to be
To be or not to be- that is the question.
Which is the biggest soul between the soul that bears the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and the soul that takes arms against a sea of troubles and fight it??
To die, to sleep, no more. With the death we can ended ours hurts
To die to sleep- to sleep, maybe to dream. There is the obstacle.
In the eternal rest there isn’t dreams. This is the doubt of ours life.
The weight of time
Who would bear the whips and the scorns of time,
the oppressor’s wrong,
the proud man’s contumely,
the pangs of unrequited love,
the tardy justice,
the insolence of the offices
and the humiliation that unworthy takes to the patient while he can died with one thrust of a knife?
If the terror of the life after death didn’t scare the people, people would react to these hurts.
Unfortunately the conscience makes us coward
and this actions divert and don’t start because the determination of the thought deaden.
Domande da interrogazione
- What is the central dilemma presented in the text?
- What role does the concept of death play in the text?
- How does the text describe the impact of conscience on human action?
The central dilemma is whether to endure life's hardships or to take action against them, symbolized by the choice "to be or not to be."
Death is portrayed as a potential escape from life's pains, yet it is also a source of uncertainty and fear due to the unknown nature of the afterlife.
The text suggests that conscience makes people hesitant and fearful, preventing them from taking decisive actions against life's injustices and suffering.