Reread lines 41-52 in scene 3. hamlet has already confided to his mother at the end of act iii that rosencrantz and guildenstern have been assigned to lead him into a trap. what does it suggest about his character that he now appears eager to go with them?

These lines suggest that Hamlet is resigned to the fact that he is being led into a trap as he is does not fight against the idea of sailing off with them.

Hamlet is often depressed throughout the play; these lines are further proof that he is accepting of the fact his life may not last much longer.