Polonius tells us that, in college, he played the role of Julius Caesar, the emperor of Rome who was assassinated by men he thought were his friends. How might this be an element of foreshadowing in this play?

Answer: Polonius is going to be murdered.

Explanation:

In William Shakespeare's play, Polonius is killed by Hamlet who mistakes his voice for Claudius'.

Polonius' death has an impact on other characters. For example, it causes Claudius to fear for Ophelia (his wife) to go mad. Polonius' death also causes Hamlet to fall into guilt.