Help with Hamlet please?

Question

looking at hamlet's soliloquy at 2.2.567, why does he seem so angry with himself? What evidence is there that he is torn between actions and words?

Answer 1

What does Hamlet say in that speech about why he's angry at himself? What does he say about words? What action does he say that he should be taking? (A hint -- "kites" in this speech are not children's toys, but birds that feed on carrion.) Who is he talking about when he says "this slave" and "Bloody, bawdy villain!/ Remorseless, treacherous, lecherous, kindless villain!"? What does he think he should be doing to that person? How does he feel about himself for not doing it?