Respuesta :
In this case Hamlet's soliloquy serves the purpose of informing the audience of his intense negative feelings toward his mother's remarriage and highlighting the inner turmoil those feelings create within him.
This Soliloquy begins with Hamlet seeking death, declaring, "This too solid flesh would dissolve, "but this desire is tempered by Hamlet's worry that God will not allow him to commit "self-slaughter."
In this scenario, Hamlet's soliloquy is used to educate the audience about his strong unfavorable feelings toward his mother's remarriage, as well as the internal agony that these thoughts cause him.
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