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. According to Hamlet, why is a compliment given to a poor person more valuable than one given to a nobleman?
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. According to Hamlet, why is a compliment given to a poor person more valuable than one given to a nobleman?

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Answer: People do those to seek an advantage

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Compliment is given to poor person based on merit not judged based on bias but what they are worth for, but most commendation given to the Noble seeks an advantage.

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