Answer:
B. His canon ’gainst self-slaughter!
Explanation:
In this line, Hamlet talks about "self-slaughter." This is another way to refer to sui.cide. In this passage, he talks about his unhappiness, and discusses how he would love to end all of his problems. The way in which he wants to end these is by killing himself. He tells us that he would do so if God had not created a law against it. He also states that he wants his flesh to melt and that he finds his life pointless.
