Which of the following supports the idea that hamlet is a problem play?
the play's characters are morally ambiguous.
the play has moments of light-heartedness and comic relief.
hamlet succumbs to his tragic flaw.
while the ending is tragic, there is a glimmer of hope.

The play's characters are morally ambiguous.

Explanation:

Problem plays possess a complicated and ambiguous tone, which changes intensely between obscure, psychological drama and simpler comic material. As a result, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" is considered a problem play because its characters are neither all good nor all bad, and it has a somber and sinister mood.

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