Hamlet a melancholic character Again it exposes his sense of despair We find him saying O that this too too solid flesh would melt The nd Soliloquy Hamlet's emotional state is revealed after meeting with his father's ghost in this soliloquy The ghost of his father clears that Claudius is the real murderer Here his father's ghost gives him two responsibilities to avenge his father's murder and To treat well with his mother Gertrude and not to hurt her nbsp The rd soliloquy In the third soliloquy Hamlet criticizes himself for his inactivity and lack of resolve He becomes upset because he has not yet taken revenge for his father's murder He feels weak and powerless He also compares himself to the passionate and cool-headed actors who perform in the play within the play This soliloquy highlights Hamlet's self-doubt and his struggle to take action nbsp The th soliloquy This soliloquy is perhaps the most famous in the play Hamlet contemplates the merits of life vs death He decides to suicide as a possible solution to his problems He Thinks about the nature of death Again he wonders whether it is better to suffer the pains and arrows of terrible fortune or to take arms against a sea of troubles and end them He says To be or not to be that is the question This soliloquy is a meditation on the human condition and the struggle to find meaning in life nbsp The th Soliloquy In this soliloquy Hamlet reveals his inner pain Again he reveals his annoyance to his mother nbsp The th Soliloquy In this soliloquy Hamlet has the opportunity to kill Claudius while he is praying Then he decides not to kill him right now because he fears that Claudius will go to heaven if he dies while confessing his sins This soliloquy highlights Hamlet's morality His hesitation to take action that he senses to kill Claudius while praying is described as morally wrong nbsp The th soliloquy In this soliloquy Hamlet reflects on the events that have led him to this point in the play He is aware that his delay in avenging his father's murder has cost him dearly He has missed multiple opportunities to kill Claudius He realizes that his fate is largely out of his control That is why he must accept the consequences of his actions or inaction Here we find him saying How all occasions do inform against me This soliloquy is a moment of self-reflection and acceptance for Hamlet Finally he says Be all my sins remembered Through the quote Hamlet gives us a message that revenge is a noble act and justifiable nbsp In conclusion Hamlet's soliloquies provide a deep insight into his character and motivations They reveal his melancholy temperament his struggle to take action his moral scruples and his contemplation of life and death