What does Hamlet mean by ending "a sea of troubles"?

Asked by bookragstutor on 28 Nov 08:47

Last updated by Cat on 05 Nov 00:17

Answered by Cat on 05 Nov 00:17

The "sea of troubles" has to do with the stress that each of us put up with in life. Ending them is a metaphor for "self-slaughter" or suicide.