... the pale cast of thought. And enterprises of great pith and moment With this regard turn awry And lose the name of action (III, I, 91-96). With this quote in mind, it is no wonder that Hamlet has been incapable of action, thus far. He is still struggling with the righteousness of revenge. Hamlet's conscience is making him a coward by not ... comes back to his thoughts. Throughout this last soliloquy he concentrated on action, but in the end his resolution is nothing more than to think. Hamlet reveals, again, that his subconscious conscience has not yet concluded that revenge is the answ...

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... the pale cast of thought. And enterprises of great pith and moment With this regard turn awry And lose the name of action (III, I, 91-96). With this quote in mind, it is no wonder that Hamlet has been incapable of action, thus far. He is still struggling with the righteousness of revenge. Hamlet's conscience is making him a coward by not ... comes back to his thoughts. Throughout this last soliloquy he concentrated on action, but in the end his resolution is nothing more than to think. Hamlet reveals, again, that his subconscious conscience has not yet concluded that revenge is the answ...

• Word Count: 1456
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School