Hamlet's 7 Soliloquy

How Hamlet’s seven soliloquies reveal his character is that they mainly seem to reveal that he is virtuous, though quite indecisive. These characteristics are explored through his various ways of insulting himself for not acting on his beliefs, and his constant need to reassure himself that his deeds are correct. In soliloquy 3.1 he states his famous “to be, or not to be,” speech. Although this may be known by many people what does it exactly mean? He is overall questioning if he should continue on living or to end his life. He was questioning whether it was worth it to suffer out the rest of his life with what had occurred between his mother and uncle or to not put up with what was happening in his life. Hamlet truly considers death and what