Quote by William Shakespeare

To be or not to be.

To be or not to be.

Summary

This quote, famously spoken by Hamlet in Shakespeare's play, reflects upon the existential question of existence itself. Hamlet contemplates the value and meaning of life when faced with the numerous challenges and dilemmas he encounters. It encapsulates the profound sense of contemplation and uncertainty that can arise when individuals question their own purpose and the decisions they must make. This quote has become a symbol for introspection and philosophical pondering of life's complexities.

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