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What is the best interpretation of Hamlet's reply, “Heaven make thee free of it!” in the last scene of the play?

What is the best interpretation of Hamlet's reply, “Heaven make thee free of it!” in the last scene of the play?
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What is the best interpretation of Hamlet's reply, “Heaven make thee free of it!” in the last scene of the play?

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Considering most main characters eventually die, It means to set on free. In this case, by killing, or being killed. :)
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