In Act 4, what does Hamlet mean by calling Rosencrantz “sponge”? A. Someone who cleans up a mess B. Someone who obeys and then is discarded C. Someone who just follows orders D.…

In Act 4, what does Hamlet mean by calling Rosencrantz “sponge”? A. Someone who cleans up a mess B. Someone who obeys and then is discarded C. Someone who just follows orders D.…

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