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The Player Queen 'protests too much,' according to:
AClaudius
BHamlet
CGertrude
DPolonius
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Gertrude
1. Gertrude makes this aside during the Mousetrap.
2. She refers to the Player Queen's fidelity oaths.
3. The line acquired aphoristic life of its own.
_Source: Project Gutenberg #1524 — Shakespeare's Hamlet — "The lady protests too much, methinks"_
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