In shakespeare’s hamlet, what plot events undermine queen gertrude’s confidence?
a. ophelia and hamlet’s flirtationsb. hamlet’s and laertes’s accusationsc. laertes’s and hamlet’s departures from denmarkd. claudius and laertes’s discussions about revenge

In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the plot events that undermine Queen Gertrude’s confidence is:

Hamlet’s and Laertes’s accusations

The correct option is B.

Hamlet rants out at his mother when she asks him to stop going against the King (Claudius). In reply, he asks her that why had she betrayed his father and married his father's brother. Gertrude pleads Hamlet to stop speaking such things as she gets shattered on listening to the truth. She very well knows that Claudius has killed the King and had taken his place.

b is correct :)

Explanation:

right angles are formed by perpendicular lines. if the lines would extend, to make two intersecting lines, they would form four right angles.

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