By what "rights" does Hamlet have a "right" to plot against and finally kill Claudius? Select all that apply.

A. By "right," Hamlet should have succeeded his father as king.

B. By "right," Hamlet can kill anyone he wants.

C. By "right" of medieval standards, Hamlet could (should) avenge his father's death.

D. By "right," Hamlet should be King of Norway as well.

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Myles Ayala

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16 April, 12:26

By what "rights" does Hamlet have a "right" to plot against and finally kill Claudius? Select all that apply.

A. By "right," Hamlet should have succeeded his father as king.

B. By "right," Hamlet can kill anyone he wants.

C. By "right" of medieval standards, Hamlet could (should) avenge his father's death.

D. By "right," Hamlet should be King of Norway as well.

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Carlee Hurley · Answer 1

The correct answer among the following choices that tells the meaning of the right the Hamlet has to plot against and finally kill Claudus is in letter C. By "right" of medieval standards, Hamlet could (should) avenge his father's death. I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more if you have questions and further clarifications