English, 04.05.2021 22:50 AshyCakes

Match each quotation from Hamlet's soliloquy with a modern adaptation that has the same general meaning and tone.
"The undiscover'd country"
sticks and stones
"outrageous fortune
unpredictable fate
"whips and scorns
confuses people
"puzzles the will
the mysterious place

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