ain send to heaven' if he were to avenge while Claudius 'is a-praying'. Essentially in this soliloquy, William Shakespeare reveals the moral problems associated with committing revenge in a corrupt world. Again, Hamlet found a way to excuse himself from revenge. He points out that his father's command to 'leave [Gertrude] to heaven' simply 'prolongs [her] sickly days', but ironically does not rea
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