A Sea of Troubles

"A Sea of Troubles" is a phrase from William Shakespeare’s play *Hamlet*, meaning a large, overwhelming set of problems or difficulties. In the story, Hamlet faces emotional turmoil, moral dilemmas, and external conflicts that create a chaotic and distressing situation. The phrase vividly captures the sense of being overwhelmed by numerous issues all at once, much like being caught in a stormy ocean. It emphasizes the depth of Hamlet's internal struggles, symbolizing a moment when challenges feel endless and unmanageable.