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Polonius: well be with you, gentlemen! hamlet: hark you, guildenstern; and you too; at each ear a hearer: that great baby you see there is not yet out of his swaddling-clouts.

what is the effect of hamlet’s use of metaphor in this excerpt?
a. the metaphor reveals that hamlet respects polonius.
b. the metaphor shows that hamlet wants polonius’s .
c. the metaphor portrays polonius as foolish and weak.
d. the metaphor establishes polonius as angry and mean.

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