Matts question: Is anyone suspicious that King Claudius left to get some air? aka left during the play.

I'm not sure if anyone in Hamlet, except for Hamlet himeslf, is suspicious when the king left. They don't really have any reason to be because they have not seen or encountered the same things Hamlet has. They have not been warned by a ghost and they do not know king Claudius personally or under what circumstances he and gertrude married. They probably think that the king just needed to get away or that the play was to intense for him. Which is stupid because then he would be an extreme pansy, but I don't know what else they would think.