Scene I
- Gertrude tattle tales to king that Hamlet killed polonius
- King tells Rose and Guild to go to Hamlet
- she says he's crazy
- "Both countenance and excuse" brush it off, they're going to play off the death like it was okay
Scene II
- Hamlet actually acts like a prince
- calls Rose and Guild sponges, very good insult
- hide polonius
Scene III
- King doesnt want people to ask why Hamlet is going away
- Hamlet now combines imperial, witty traits to respond to Claudius, he's more complex than nuisance
- Clauduis is going to have Hamlet killed in England
- Hamlet is grown up, confident, cool, calm
Scene IV
- Hamlet has different ethos now
- in countryside, on his way to England
- with Fortinbras, captain, soldiers
- Captain- we're going to fight over something worthless
- Hamlet soliloquy #5
- inner cause
- he compares himself to the captain
- circumstances make it more difficult but want to more
- what's a man if he just sleeps and eats
- He has created us with purpose and intelligence
- now and future
- talks about procrastinating and hating himself
- hearing about the army reminds him of his action
- he makes himself miserable again
- benefit of not thinking and taking action
- the soldiers go do their jobs, why can't he- soldier thoughts in end
- Ophelia is crazy
- Ophelia is singing to king and queen
- her dead father, love, other "love", she's hurt
- Claudius seeing sprouts of his problems from his actions
- ophelia cant be sad about it so she's being like this (since death is supposed to be covered)
- she wants laertes to know about it
- Laertes arrives and he's pissed, he'll revenge his father
- Upset at Hamlet!
Scene VI
- Letter to Horatio
- Hamlet isn't on his way to England, but Rose and Guild are
Scene VII
- Letters to Claud and Laetres reads, too
- Laertes will obey if he can kill
- Laertes swordmanship
- Kill Hamlet
- Will duel, setup, w/real sword, poisoned tip
- king will poison drink
- Oh Shakespeare setting up something that will go very very wrong
- ophelia drowned, killed herself
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