Read the excerpt below and answer the question. my father's brother, but no more like my father than i to hercules (act i, scene ii) what is hamlet’s point about king claudius? claudius is as great as a superhero. he is nowhere near as worthy as his dead father. he should not have married gertrude. he is a murderer.

B) He is nowhere near as worthy as his dead father.

Explanation: In the given excerpt from Act I, scene II of "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare we can see that Hamlet is making an analogy about the similarities between his uncle (King Claudius) and his father and the similarities between himself and Hercules. Hamlet knows that he is nowhere near to be like Hercules, therefore, with this analogy he expresses that his uncle is nowhere near as worthy as his dead father.

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