In lines 580-585 Hamlet is asking himself why he’s in these circumstances. He doesn’t see himself too important for anyone wanting to hurt him. It shows his faith in Christianity in asking God what has he done to deserve hurt. In the middle of the lines he says ¨Why, what an ass am I!... And fall a-cursing, like a very drab, scullion.¨ He uses the word scullion, which means a servant assigned the easiest task, requiring lack of professionalism in the kitchen. I think he used this word because he feels dumb because he hasn’t been able to take vengeance on his father’s killer. He is saying how he was given a simple task and hasn’t been able to come forward with it and he is lacking of good ideas, referring to himself as a drab, since he can’t
