Hamlet, the main character of William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, is one of the funniest characters ever created. He provides several soliloquies, but the fourth is Hamlet's most famous soliloquy. This soliloquy is the most famous soliloquy. Even today people are familiar with the phrase “To be or not to be, that is the question”. These initial words are so interesting and intriguing, but very few people have any idea about its true meaning, and that is why the meaning is misinterpreted. The soliloquy serves to effectively illustrate the internal nature of Hamlet's character and develop the theme of revenge. Should he take revenge or commit suicide? Hamlet thinks about life and death, unsure of what death might bring. It is not Hamlet who gives this soliloquy, he is a young and complex boy, with a brilliant mind. Hamlet is a very unique and complicated person. In this soliloquy, Hamlet faced multiple internal and external battles. Hamlet reveals his true thoughts and emotions. Hamlet focuses the soliloquy on his decision about how to seek revenge for his father's death and how to deal with life and death. The play also shows how Hamlet overthinks things. He rationalizes his life and all its events and does not accept anything without careful analysis. Hamlet can think all he wants, but nothing will ever get done unless he does something about it. Hamlet has a dilemma whether to live or simply die. “Whether it is nobler in the soul to suffer the slingshots and darts of outrageous fortune, or to take up arms against a sea of ​​troubles.” (58-60) He is dissatisfied with his life and unsure of what death can bring. He describes life as a “sea of ​​troubles”. This shows that Hamlet knows that living is a struggle. He wonders if it's easier to accept things as they are and suffer in silence. This is why Hamlet begins to see suicide as an escape from what is going on. Hamlet chose fate by avenging his father's death even if it meant dying. It is human nature to feel insecure, confused and cowardly, like Hamlet, when you are unable to make a decision. This is why people can put their lives on hold and think all they want, but they have to take action to get what they want. Hamlet is a tragic story. Hamlet was a man seeking revenge for the wrongs done to the people he loved. He was emotionally shaken and consumed by his plan, being under a lot of pressure. He wasn't crazy, he wasn't a coward, he was just a man who loved his family and wanted justice for them. I feel like we can relate to this soliloquy, because it's not just about the life of ourselves, but also about the lives of the people we love and who surround us. We must find and define ourselves. We must know the importance of existence and how we can make an impact, even if sooner or later we are forgotten. And even today, Shakespeare's Hamlet and his famous phrase “to be or not to be” can concern us differently