English, 23.06.2019 23:30, joey4843

What do readers learn in act 1 when hamlet says that in the future he may "put an antic disposition on" a.) he may have already gone insane after seeing the ghost b.) he may feign sanity but is actually mad c.) he may begin to go insane over what has happened d.) he may feign madness but is actually sane

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