I agree with Benedict Cumberbatch when he chose to say  the words "it allows the audience to empathize with Hamlet." I agree with him becuase by him saying the famous speach "to be or not to be." It really made the audience think about what the famous speech that everyone knows about meant. I think that it means Hamlet is thinking about killing himself, and he does not know if he should even exist. To be alive or to be died. He compares death to sleep, and how if your dead would you still get nightmares.So Hamlet starts becoming a broken record because he keeps questioning his life and if he should live or just go to sleep for the rest of his life. It doesn't help when your also being haunted by the ghost of his died father But you try to cover that up by not taking full responsibility or no responsibility for your actions. I feel for Hamlet because I can speak from past experiences when the good days are good but the not so good days are horrible and feel like it will never get better, and you really start to reflect on who you are. It really shows who you are as a person if you can take a hit and keep getting hit but thats the easy part getting knocked down because if you can't take anymore you can just get back up the hard part if using all of that pain you have and dealing with your inner demons and using all that as energy to get back up. When I was in sixth grade during the summer on vacation I broke my arm pretty bad I had to get two surgeries and my growth plate was affected and the doctors we concerned if my wrist would start growing more to one side. I was not able to play the sport that I loved that year football, i was so mad because I was forced to sit on the sidelines and watch the team that I should have played for win the championship they went undefeated too. And it really tested my character because when ever i got my monthly check up to see how things are going it would was be back news and still almost 5 years later I still carry that weight on my shoulders. And every month I still get the same thing.