What does homer demonstrate with the suitor's poor treatment of odysseus, the beggar? select an answer a. the suitors are disrespectful men who ignore the important social tradition of hospitality. b. the suitors are selfish men who only care to improve their own kingdom with odysseus' wealth.

The answer is B.
"The suitors are selfish men who only care to improve their own kingdom with Odysseus' wealth."

The answer is letter B because when a man went to correct their wrong behavior, in fear Odysseus was a God or Demi God, he spoke of punishment for being unkind. The men said they didn't care. 

Hamlet's words contemplate the theme of uncertainty.

Hamlet sees his father's ghost, which tells him that his own brother Claudius has murdered him to become king. That means Hamlet must kill Claudius. At this point, Hamlet does not know whether he can trust a ghost. It might be an evil spirit or the devil trying to persuade him to kill somebody - which Hamlet does not want to confront.