Hamlet

Hamlet IV act, III scene

What does hamlet mean with those of the worms and the king and the beggar?

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From the text, we can infer that Hamlet is saying we are all the same in death..... there is no longer any difference between the king and the beggar..... everyone will serve as a meal for the worms someday.

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