Never believe it: / I am more an antique Roman than a Dane: / Here's yet some liquor left. (Act V, scene ii) Based on his reference to the behavior of ancient Romans, Horatio intends to

kill fortinbras

kill himself

kill claudius

kill ostric

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31 May, 08:01

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Barber · Answer 1

Kill him self I think he refers to himself the whole time so no implication as to why he sound he killing anyone other then himself

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Joyce Warner 31 May, 08:23

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Horatio intends to kill himself.

Never believe it: / I am more an antique Roman than a Dane: / Here's yet some liquor left. (Act V, scene ii) Based on his reference to the behavior of ancient Romans, Horatio intends tokill fortinbraskill himselfkill claudiuskill ostric