Hamlet 2.2 Language: Fishmonger

In this video, the discussion revolves around Hamlet's interaction with Polonius, where Hamlet sarcastically wishes Polonius were as honest as a fishmonger. The term 'fishmonger' is used with a double meaning, suggesting both a tradesman and a pimp, hinting at Polonius's low virtues. This wordplay also implies a connection to Polonius's daughter, Ophelia, suggesting Hamlet's broader critique of Polonius's family.

What does Hamlet's statement about Polonius suggest about his views on morality and virtue?

What implications does Hamlet's comment about Polonius have for his relationship with Ophelia?