In Act 4, what does Hamlet mean by calling Rosencrantz “sponge”? A. Someone who cleans up a mess B. Someone who obeys and then is discarded C. Someone who just follows orders D. Someone dead and unusable - QAmmunity.org

In Act 4, what does Hamlet mean by calling Rosencrantz “sponge”? A. Someone who cleans up a mess B. Someone who obeys and then is discarded C. Someone who just follows orders D. Someone dead and unusable

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