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Llana [10]
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What conclusions has Hamlet reached so far in the soliloquy? Hamlet believes that the uncertainty of what happens after death forces us to live a life full of troubles. It is this fear of the unknown that causes so much difficulty in life and prevents people from ending their own lives.

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