Multiple significant meanings could be observed from the advice given from Polonius throughout the passage. In his advice, Polonius illustrates his loving and nurturing characteristics as a father who wants the very best for his son. In addition, Polonius is also viewed as a father who genuinely loves his son; the repetition of advice for Laertes supports Polonius’ genuine care for his son. Multiple different interpretations could be made on depending how Polonius is shown to deliver these lines, he can be portrayed as a comical joke or a wise and loving father who gives his son last advice before he is sent off to France. There are two prominent meaning in these series of advice. The first meaning highlights the father-son relationship bonding
