Feynman, in his book "Classic Feynman" takes his girlfriend to a dance where his two other friends were also there and the say "Now listen, Feynman, we want you to understand that we understand that Arline is your girl tonight, and we're not gonna bother you with her and she is out of bounds for us" but before long, there was cutting in and competition coming from precisely these guys and I learned the meaning of Shakespear's phrase "[He] doth protest too much, methinks."
Now please what does the phrase "[He] doth protest too much, methinks" mean in this context.
Now please what does the phrase "[He] doth protest too much, methinks" mean in this context.