No! I was never meant to be Prince Hamlet.
Why does Prufrock say "no" when I'm not Prince Hamlet and never was?
I was never meant to be Prince Hamlet, and neither am I now. Nevertheless, the two characters share characteristics. Both are ambiguous and accepting of fate, and while they both fear the real world, they both find solace in their subconscious. Throughout the poem, Prufrock's denial of being a Hamlet character resonates ironically.
Which famous line from Hamlet is it?
"Being or not being:that is the inquiry.
This line begins one of Hamlet's darkest and most philosophical soliloquies, and it is probably the most well-known quote in the entire play.
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