There Better Be More Killing

"Mine? Was I her judge?
Did any ceremonial form of law
doom her to not-being..."
(4.2.300-302)

This whole passage just adds to the inconceivable treachery that lies in the black hole where Ferdinand's heart should be. He can not and will not accept the fact that it was his responsibility his sister was dead. The darkness, mentioned earlier when visiting his sister, I saw was a direct translation of his heart. He does not want to see the murder that he is about to commit and so he blocks it from view. By passing the blame onto Bosola, he shows how weak and cowardly he is.

In addition, who in there right mind could have Cariola killed, what did she ever do? I'm just saying there better be a REAL tragic ending at the end of this tragedy.