You're Doing Good Work. . . Now One More Thing

I'm noticing that all of you seem to see Polonius the same way. Furthermore, by definition, Claudius as a politician will have at his core a concern for image. I'm impressed by the insights that some of you have our young Prince Hamlet. The last comment by Robert Nichols (and I apologize to all those who also had this thought), pointed out that Hamlet's concern for Denmark's reputation is similar to the concerns of the rest of the characters. No character escapes this trap. I'm beginning to think that the key here is intent.

Is this an indicator of just how corrupt Denmark is? Think about it. Continue posting comments in "Rank and Unweeded Garden."