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In "Hamilet", Act III Scene IV:
What is Hamlet's reaction to the killing of Polonius?

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Hemlet thought that he killed the king but it was polonius.

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Hamlet, realizing that someone is behind the arras and suspecting that it might be Claudius, cries, "How now! a rat?" He draws his sword and stabs it through the tapestry, killing the unseen Polonius. Gertrude asks what Hamlet has done, and he replies, "Nay, i know not: / Is it the king?"

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