Among the reasons given for hamlet’s madness are select all that apply. frustrated love thwarted ambition anger with claudius and gertrude feeling betrayed by horatio

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Answer:

The causes for Hamlet's madness have been debated for centuries, with no consensus. It is not even clear whether Hamlet is actually mad. However, two factors that might have contributed to his madness are his feelings for Ophelia and his anger towards Claudius and Gertrude. The second factor is particularly important, as Hamlet believes Claudius killed his father, and is angry at the fact that Gertrude remarried so quickly.

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