Fortinbras' assessment of Hamlet as a potentially royal figure is accurate to some extent based on Hamlet's qualities and actions throughout the play.
The statement by Fortinbras at the end of Hamlet that 'he was likely, had he been put on the throne, to have proved most royal,' reflects his admiration for Hamlet's qualities. This assessment can be seen as accurate to a certain extent based on Hamlet's intelligence, bravery, and moral values exhibited throughout the play. However, Hamlet's indecisiveness and inaction in avenging his father's death may point to weaknesses that could hinder his effectiveness as a ruler.
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