Before you answer you must be really good with Hamlet.

Which of the following supports the idea that Hamlet is a problem play?

A. The play's characters are morally ambiguous.

B. The play has moments of light-heartedness and comic relief.

C. Hamlet succumbs to his tragic flaw.

D. While the ending is tragic, there is a glimmer of hope.

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Ray Mckinney

English

15 February, 05:23

Before you answer you must be really good with Hamlet.

Which of the following supports the idea that Hamlet is a problem play?

A. The play's characters are morally ambiguous.

B. The play has moments of light-heartedness and comic relief.

C. Hamlet succumbs to his tragic flaw.

D. While the ending is tragic, there is a glimmer of hope.

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Answers (2)

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Talan Kim · Answer 1

Hamlet succumbs to his tragic flaw.

Siena Mueller · Answer 2

The play's characters are morally ambiguous supports the idea that Hamlet is a problem play

Explanation:

A problem play is a kind of writing where the characters face social problems through debates and realistic situations where the characters have a big range of details, making them more real and human, problem plays cover both kinds of stories dramatic and conflictive ones as well as comedy or a little bit of satire.