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Soliloquy Questions Questions to discuss and answer over “To be, or not to be” 1. What, metaphorically are “slings and arrows”? 2. Who or what is “outrageous.

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1 Soliloquy Questions Questions to discuss and answer over “To be, or not to be” 1. What, metaphorically are “slings and arrows”? 2. Who or what is “outrageous fortune? 3. In the soliloquy what is “to sleep” 4. Why are dreams a “rub”. (Use your annotations) 5. What horrors, pains and insults do we endure because of the fear of death? There are 7 listed. 6.What is the “undiscovered country”? Who is the traveler? 7. Hamlet says “Thus conscience does make cowards of us all”. Has this been true for him? Explain how.

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