Question

the tragedy of hamlet, prince of denmark, act iii, scene ii by william shakespeare
as you read, look for passages that explore drama, acting, and theater. take notes about how these passages reflect or comment on developments in english drama.
the royal court watches a play about the murder of a king.
act iii, scene ii.
in this part of the play, hamlet meets with the actors to discuss the play they are going to perform. he tells them how to recite
hamlet’s opinion that actors should try to represent people as they really are might reflect which development in elizabethan drama?

• the desire to include secular themes
• the interest in exploring human emotions and experiences
• the attempt to entertain audiences of all classes
• the use of professional actors

Explanation:

Hamlet's view on actors representing people as they really are relates to exploring human emotions and experiences. Secular themes focus on non - religious topics, entertaining all classes is about audience reach, and professional actors are about the acting workforce—none match as well as exploring human emotions/experiences.

Answer:

the interest in exploring human emotions and experiences