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By his aside "A little more than kin and less than kind" (line 65), Hamlet means that he and ClaudiusSelect one:a. are united by nothing more than kinship and detest each other.b. have become jealous of each other's relationship with Queen Gertrude.c. have become too closely related and have no warm feelings for the other.d. were rivals for the kingship and now regard each other with suspicion.
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