Conscience - Coward

     In the Act 3 and scene 1 of Shakespeare dialogue Hamlet said; "Thus conscience does make cowards of us all" What he meant by saying this is that sometimes our own brain does not let you to do things that that you will repent later. In Hamlet case he is so angry toward his uncle because he is responsible for his father death that he want to gain revenge. Unfortunately there is a kind of ghost that make Hamlet think twice what he must do against him. The conscience of the things that will happen after he gain revenge is what makes Hamlet kind o weaker letting him a coward. So what he is trying to say is that if you want to do something you can not think twice because then you will repent or be a coward.