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Why does Shakespeare include this plot event? 1. to establish Claudius's respect for Laertes 2. to illustrate Claudius's skills of manipulation 3. to showcase Claudius…

Why does Shakespeare include this plot event? 1. to establish Claudius's respect for Laertes 2. to illustrate Claudius's skills of manipulation 3. to showcase Claudius…
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Why does Shakespeare include this plot event?

1. to establish Claudius's respect for Laertes
2. to illustrate Claudius's skills of manipulation
3. to showcase Claudius's wartime experience
4. to present Claudius's interest in competition

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2. to illustrate Cladius's skill of manipulation

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