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PROS

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PROS

CONS

"to take arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing end them" = to face the troubles of life in order to solve them → use of the code of war

"to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" = to face the troubles of life → use of the code of war

"to die: to sleep ... that flesh is heir to" = to rest, not to suffer, to forget the troubles of life, to have a pause → rest

(body = Renaissance aspect)

"to sleep: perchance to dream ... of so long life" = the human being comes across unknown dreams (good dreams or nightmares) → fear

"For who would ... under a weary life" = to bear all the troubles and suffering of life → to underline all the difficulties and negative things of life

"But that the dread ... not of?" = to bear those ills because the human being is afraid of something unknown after death → the use of the code of travel