Question

how does hamlet feel about the players ability to summon real emotion while delivering a speech about a fictional character?

o it amuses him and makes his own problems seem less serious

o it impresses him and makes him upset with himself.

o it annoys him and makes him angry at the player.

o it alarms him and makes him think the player is untrustworthy.

Explanation:

In Hamlet, when the player delivers a speech about a fictional character with real emotion, Hamlet is impressed by the player's skill. He then compares the player's ability to his own inaction regarding avenging his father. This self - comparison makes him upset with himself for not taking decisive action.

Answer:

It impresses him and makes him upset with himself.