Which statement best describes why Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex character?

A His behavior represents the emotion of grief.

B He expresses a singular desire for revenge.

C He imparts to the audience a moral lesson about forgiveness.

D His actions and emotions are varied and unpredictable.

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Jonathan Henderson

English

11 October, 03:23

Which statement best describes why Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex character?

A His behavior represents the emotion of grief.

B He expresses a singular desire for revenge.

C He imparts to the audience a moral lesson about forgiveness.

D His actions and emotions are varied and unpredictable.

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Raegan Roberson · Answer 1

The answer would be D because a complex character is a character who you would not be able to guess what they will say or do making them unpredictable.

Which statement best describes why Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex character?A His behavior represents the emotion of grief.B He expresses a singular desire for revenge.C He imparts to the audience a moral lesson about forgiveness.D His actions and emotions are varied and unpredictable.

Which statement best describes why Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex character?

A His behavior represents the emotion of grief.

B He expresses a singular desire for revenge.

C He imparts to the audience a moral lesson about forgiveness.

D His actions and emotions are varied and unpredictable.