After Rosencrantz and Guildenstern leave Hamlet, what does he basically say in his soliloquy?

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He thinks himself a coward for not getting right to the revenge.

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He knows he is about to commit a mortal sin, and he begs Gods forgiveness.

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He believes that love conquers all, and he resolves to be even more loving toward those he dislikes.

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He is angry at his father. He says that if King Hamlet had been stronger, he never would have let Claudius kill him.