What is hamlets emotional state when Claudius leaves the play?

When Claudius leaves the play in Act III, Scene II of Shakespeare's Hamlet, Hamlet is in a state of agitation and frustration. He has just confronted Claudius with his knowledge of his father's murder and Claudius has responded with anger and guilt. Hamlet is aware that he has enraged Claudius and he knows that he is now in danger. He is also aware that he has failed to avenge his father's death, which only adds to his anger. Hamlet is also feeling overwhelmed by the weight of his own emotions and the burden of his mission. He is grappling with the ethical and moral implications of his actions and he is beginning to question his ability to carry out his revenge.