What was the "moment of final suspense" in hamlet? whether gertrude would drink the wine or not whether hamlet would drink the wine or not whether hamlet would get his revenge on claudius or not whether hamlet and laertes actually duel or not

The "moment of final suspense" in Hamlet by William Shakespeare is whether Hamlet and Laertes actually duel or not.

The correct option is Option D.

Explanation:

In classical tragedy, the “moment of final suspense” refers to the point at which the protagonist gets a final chance to escape the fatal consequences of the tragic end. Having a lack of self-knowledge, the protagonist dismisses the warning and goes to meet his doom. In Hamlet, the scene where Hamlet is presented with a challenge to the fencing match is the “moment of final suspense.” He can’t see it as a warning in disguise and accepts the challenge thinking that Claudius will not be able to plot another plan till then completely unaware of the fact that Laertes would turn out to be the villain.

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