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Laertes, son of Polonius and brother of Ophelia (both dead because of Hamlet's actions), decides to become Claudius' ally in order to take revenge on Hamlet.
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Who becomes Claudius's new ally in the plot against Hamlet?
Polonius is about the only friend Claudius had and maybe the faithful guards and courtiers. Though even his allegiance is questionable, as he also would have served Hamlet Sr. similarly. Truly, Claudius does not have any notable friends in the play as most of the major roles are taken by his subordinates and enemies. For instance, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern followed their orders until their doom; however they were really just doing their jobs. It can be argued that Gertrude was Claudius' friend, considering she was his wife. But it is possible that like Polonius, she just shifted loyalties to suit who ever was in the seat of power.
What are the characteristics of a true friend to hamlet Act 3?
In Act 3 of "Hamlet," a true friend is characterized by loyalty, honesty, and a willingness to provide support during difficult times. Horatio exemplifies this by standing by Hamlet and offering genuine advice, demonstrating his trustworthiness and concern for Hamlet's well-being. He listens without judgment and helps Hamlet devise the plan to confirm King Claudius's guilt, showcasing the qualities of a steadfast ally. A true friend in this context is someone who not only shares in the protagonist's struggles but also encourages him to seek truth and justice.
Does Laertes forgive Hamlet for the murder of Polonius?
Yes, rather quickly. Claudius does not use the time-honoured device of liars by insisting "You've got to believe me." Instead he says; "Go but apart, Make choice of whom your wisest friends you will That they may judgment make twixt you and me. If by direct or by collateral hand They find us touched we will our kingdom give, Our crown, our life and all that we call ours, To you in satisfaction; but if not Be you content to lend your patience to us" Claudius offers to submit to a trial, before judges picked by Laertes himself, to determine whether he directly or indirectly killed Polonius. If he is found guilty, he will voluntarily give up his kingdom and his life, but if not, Laertes must accept that as the final word on the matter. Laertes accepts this offer. Either the trial proved Claudius's innocence or Laertes was so satisfied that he did not require it. Of course Claudius is as wily as ever. Laertes is on the point of taking his life and kingdom by force anyway. If Claudius loses, he's no worse off, and if he wins he gains a useful and powerful ally and saves himself and his kingdom.
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