How Does Hamlet Existentialism

Existentialism reflection when Hamlet questions why he exists and what his fundamental purpose in life. In the passage, Hamlet lists all the negative things that come with living- for example, all the anxieties that come with certain events or the troubles that comes with love. Hamlet(s) contend that it is better to die than to endure all the pain that comes with living, which illustrates absurdism. However, he then argues that there's another possibility of overcoming trouble than ending life. Hamlet convinced the readers that what makes an individual tolerate suffering for so long is the idea of not experiencing everything in life. Thus, even though life gives the presence of dread, Hamlet concludes that the process of thinking makes us forget