(Hamlet) Why does Polonius’s death bother Claudius so much?

it could have been him
the fear of Laertes’s anger
the long service Polonius gave him
the fear that Gertrude will be next

it could have been him

Explanation:

Polonius's death likely bothers Claudius primarily because he can assume that Hamlet meant to kill him instead.

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the answers are: b. and e.

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