To be or Not to be

"To be or Not to be" expresses Hamlet's dilemma between suicide and life appears to him as painful  and full of troubles. The general idea about life is a negative one. In fact Hamlet sees life as a continous fight chracterized by evils and pains. He also think there is not reward in the end the doubts there is life after death. So he wonders if it nobler to suffer or to oppose and choose death. Death like sleep is seen as a way out, because it puts  on and to suffering. He is afraid of being accused of cowardice and he also fears that  death would not be a solution. He also thinks there is no reward in the end he doubts there is life after death.