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read the excerpt from hamlet.

claudius: why to a public count i might not go, is the great love the general gender bear him; who, dipping all his faults in their affection, would, like the spring that turneth wood to stone, convert his gyves to graces; so that my arrows, too slightly timber’d for so loud a wind, would have reverted to my bow again, and not where i had aim’d them. which conclusion about claudius does the excerpt support?

he is not a popular king.
he is not a good hunter.
he is really on hamlet’s side.
he fears for hamlet’s safety.

the answer is A.  He is not a popular king on orange groove street

The conclusion about Claudius that the excerpt supports is that "he is not a popular king".

This excerpt shows that Hamlet is more loved by the citizens than the king and; therefore, also more popular. Since these people cannot see Hamlet's faults and they are convinced he is a virtuous man, Claudius understands he cannot prosecute him as this would make him lose even more support as king. Claudius is the antagonist of Shakespeare's play. He is the one that murders King Hamlet to obtain the throne and gain more power.

the answer is a).

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