The last Soliloquy within "Hamlet"

-The speaker is hamlet again. The context within the play is yet another character development. -The main point of his speech is that he can't seem to take a task to its end, when others are able to do so. The development is shows a change in Hamlets thoughts. He is now fully concentrated on killing the king. This thought is purged along by the fact of what Fortinbras is doing. He is taking his …

…in a straw When honour's at the stake." How do I stand then, with a murdered father and an evil mother, thost very things which give me my reasons, to let it all sleep? While, shame on me, I see the death of 20000 men for nothing but a fake fame, although the reason is not good enough for their death. From this time on, my thoughts will be bloody, or let them be worth nothing.