What does Hamlet think of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern?

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He calls them sponges, saying they soak up the Kings words, commands and gifts.

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He calls them leeches, saying they associate themselves with the King to appear superior to other commoners.

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He calls them monsters, saying they are selfish and look for ways to destroy others.

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He calls them monkeys, saying they follow the Kings orders without thinking.