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Hamlet's friend whose 'balanced temperament' he explicitly values is:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Hamlet's friend whose 'balanced temperament' he explicitly values is:

  1. Laertes
  2. Marcellus
  3. Horatio
  4. Rosencrantz
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Correct answer: C. Horatio

1. Hamlet trusts Horatio to observe Claudius during the Mousetrap. 2. Horatio is portrayed as the man not 'passion's slave.' 3. The choice is structural — the audience-surrogate confidant. _Source: Project Gutenberg #1524 — Shakespeare's Hamlet — "Hamlet explicitly values Horatio's balanced temperament"_

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