Summary Of Hamlet's First Soliloquy
The soliloquy starts off with Hamlet expressing his disgust with the world and his the things going on with his family. Hamlet discusses that he feels stained by the gross stuff that has happened around him. He goes as far to say that if god had not prohibited suicide he would do just that. Hamlet expresses how the events that has happened has influenced his views of the world and how he sees it as a stale and flat, unprofitable, unweeded garden. He then goes on to talk about how in less than two months after the death of the greatest king there was and a great husband, so much so that he would not even let the winds touch his wife’s face, his mother remarried. He dwells on the memories of how much his mother loved his father and how