What did Haman think the King was planning when asked, 'What shall be done for the man whom the king delights to honor?'
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Correct answer: The King was planning to honor Haman himself
Haman's pride led him to believe that he was the only person the King would want to honor. Consequently, he suggested an extravagant reward including royal robes and a parade.
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