Hamlet

Laertes vows to cut Hamlet's throat in church which is ironic, and Claudius agrees that there is no bounds. What earlier religious moment in the play do their words recall?

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Their words recall an earlier scene in which Laertes learns of his father's death and is encouraged to overthrow Claudius and become the king.

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