“People fear death even more than they fear pain. It’s strange that they fear death. Life hurts more than death. At the point of death, the pain is over.”

This sentence gives me an interesting meaning - it is important. But most people are not afraid of the pain of death - they are worried about what will happen after death. If you have talked to someone who is afraid of death, they will not be afraid of the physical pain that may be caused. Some of them are not even afraid of how their death will affect their families and friends! But most of them condemn the fear of their death because of their lives and their lack. To be honest, the fear of pain is very silly. Pain is temporary, usually insensitive. It never lasts forever. However, I may not talk because I have a high endurance. This is exactly my opinion. "Only people who are afraid of death are regretted," I thought this was the truth. It is associated with fear of what happened after death and fear of being unable to obtain a successful life or correcting mistakes

"We are afraid of death, it is very strange that life is wounded more than death, and at the time of death the pain has ended."

Hamlet compared the pain of life with the fear of death uncertainty. He is worried about the curse of suicide without knowing what kind of death will come. He speculates that experience of death may be worse than life. He defines death as a "country not discovered", "a traveler does not return" and acknowledged that someone faced death at some point, suicide was a one way ticket. Unlike other places in the play, the cemetery is a place where Hamlet can remember the dead. Gravedigger was hired on the same day when Hamlet was born and his father fought against Fortletbras and took the heritage of Hamlet tomb. Jorik was the king's clown, and Hamlet was very close when he was a child. With the high attachment to his death, he regained the memories of seemingly happy childhood, showing a loss of happiness and innocence, he was greatly influenced by the skull.

At the heart of the complex dynamics of surreal death fear is simulation of death, usually heavier than the object itself. Please think that the fear of Gradney's death is stronger than death itself. His Nyodene D 's death sentence was ambiguous and threatened to dismiss him far beyond the chemical itself. The second strategy is to accept destructively trying to eliminate the fear of death by exploring the panic. Consider a horror movie. Of course, they rely on fear of death, but they are trying to treat it - if they become their own (probably) mediocre, they will give the audience the ability to say "look worse." The first two methods are often combined. The hero overcomes death by courage and tries to accept death by courage to fight violently. Jacques Gladnie tried to avoid and accept death through Hitler, which is larger than death.