What is the cause of the paralyzing inaction that plagues both hamlet and prufrock

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Kisileno · Answer 1 · 2020-04-13T01:01:29+0000

Answer: Prufrock spends much of the poem acting like the notoriously indecisive Hamlet. But, in the end, he decides that even indecision is too decisive for him.

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