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

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Caroline Short

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21 February, 05:32

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

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Dee Dee · Answer 1

his emotion of grief, he impact to the audience as a moral lesson about forgiveness

Isabelle Schneider · Answer 2

The statement best describes why Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex character is His actions and emotions are varied and unpredictable.

Explanation:

Hamlet is a complex character since he himself is the representation of deep inner conflicts, and he has a constant battle between his revenge and forgiveness, as his conflict keeps growing through the story, his actions become more erratic and insane, he gets constantly worried and confused about the decisions he has to make.