This excerpt best supports the claim that hamlet

Explanation: Hamlet was about to kill Claudius, but since Claudius was praying at the moment, Hamlet was afraid that he would kill him just as his sins were being forgiven, sending him on a quick trip to Heaven, which would completely defeat the purpose of revenge. It is then that he decides to wait until Claudius is sinning again to slay him, in order to make sure Claudius suffers the punishments of Hell.

I think it would be "is critical of his motherâs choices." Hamlet thinks that his mother is morally frail. He thinks that she only wants to protect her title as the Queen of Denmark. He thinks that because of her frailty, her decisions are often questionable and would only benefit her and not of the people or her country