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Hamlet, Part 6: Applying Literary Criticism Answers

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How does Laertes's character develop between Act I and Act IV of the play?

In Act I, Laertes is violent and impulsive; in Act IV, he is calm and thoughtful.

In Act I, Laertes is melancholy; in Act IV, he is cheerful.

In Act I, Laertes is stubborn and disobedient; in Act IV, he is obedient and respectful.

In Act I, Laertes is calm and dutiful; in Act IV, he is vengeful and does not care about rules.

Which plot event accounts for the change in Laertes's character in Act IV of Hamlet?

the performance of The Murder of Gonzago

the murder of Polonius by Hamlet

the marriage of King Claudius and Queen Gertrude

the appearance of the ghost

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