The answer is false. Laertes
was angry that that Hamlet killed Polonius.
His anger grows after Ophelia dies from drowning. He conspires with King Claudius to have
Hamlet killed in a sword match but when both are poisoned by their blades
Laertes reconciles with Hamlet before dying.
This sculpture is entitled, Torso. It was made of red sandstone and stands 3 3/4 inches tall. The man has a fleshy, soft appearance, rather than a perfect sculpted body, like was common in other cultures. This fleshy appearance was typical of the art of India.
Based on the title and without eve knowing the piece, I’m going to say “humorous”.
