This excerpt best supports the claim that Hamlet (C) is critical of his mother's choices. The excerpt explains that no one never gets married a second time for love and that it is in some way a betrayal to the first husband. This refers to Hamlet's critical attitude towards his mother's choices because she got married for a second time and to Claudius, who was her late husband's murdered.
<span>This excerpt best supports the claim that Hamlet B. is critical of his mother's choices. His father was killed by his uncle, Claudius, and shortly after the king's death, his mother Gertrude married Claudius. Obviously, Hamlet never forgave her for marrying her late husband's murderer, and he never approved of her decisions. He thought she was weak and was against everything she did. </span>
