Hamlet

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…other writers missed completely. In his two main soliloquies, Hamlet scolds himself for his inanition. He cannot seem to go through with the charge set before him. He is too fearful of the consequences of his actions and not of morality in any sense. He is physically capable of avenging the death of his father, but he cannot stomach it. Being a complete coward, in every sense of the word, causes the inanition of Hamlet.