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Hamlet's comments in scene 2 convey that Hamlet believes Claudius to be guilty of his father's murder. Hamlet comments that he now knows the truth. This contrast with Claudius speeches where he constantly refers to Hamlet as his son, and where he expresses to love and care for Hamlet.

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Claudius portrays himself as an able statesman, a competent ruler, and a fond husband. However, Hamlet says he is "no more like my father/than I to Hercules" (lines 152-153). the contrast suggest that the onward appearance may mask inner corruption.

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