Which statement describes a difference in how the characters are
described or presented in these texts?
A) Claudius is portrayed as sincere in the poem, but he
is portrayed as deceitful and untrustworthy in the
play.
B) In the poem, Claudius and Hamlet are speaking to
each other, but in the play, Claudius is speaking to
himself.
C) In the poem, Hamlet seems to be content, and in the
play, readers are informed of how Hamlet will seek
revenge.
D) The poem's narrator focuses on Hamlet's true by perspective, while in the play. Claudius's words
portray a false perspective