Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Hamlet's childhood friends whom is uncle invites to the castle to spy on Hamlet. Because of their history, King Claudius is hoping that they will be able to gain Hamlet's confidence. However, Hamlet see through their ruse and they become people for Hamlet to mock. Their motives are purely materialistic. They receive a monetary stipend for their deception and they are also hoping to further their status with King Claudius.
A Proposition states
the opinion or idea of the writer.
Supports <span>are sentences that help show that
the writer’s opinion or idea it true.</span>
