King Claudius and his lord Chamberlain Polonius are dealing with royal affairs because he is now in power and is enjoying his new life. Laertes, the son of Polonius has returned home to Denmark to pay his respects and to celebrate the King's newly appointed position. Hamlet wants to return to college, but Claudius urges him not to go and tells him to stop morning for his father. Hamlet resents his stepfather and mother and their incestuous marriage. Horatio tells the prince about the ghost he has seen, but Hamlet says he won't believe it until he sees it himself.

After Hamlet’s strange visit with Ophelia, who is Laertes daughter she tells her father t

Now in the Queen's room, Polonius hides behind a curtain because he is secretly watching the way Hamlet interacts with his mother. Hamlet entrance scares the Queen so bad that she screams out for help, causing Polonius to makes a noise from behind the curtain, Hamlet then stabs the person behind the curtain, thinking it was King Claudius. Hamlet doesn’t show much regret for killing Polonius, because is apparently gone crazy. Hamlet then starts to denounce his mother, comparing her late husband to Claudius. The Ghost re-appears to Hamlet, and reminds him that his mother had nothing to do with it. Gertrude thinks Hamlet has gone crazy because she can’t see the ghost, and wonders who he is talking to. Gertrude tells Claudius about Polonius death. Claudius then decides that Hamlet has become a threat to the kingdom, and is scared to directly act against him because of he is a popular man. Instead, Claudius tells Hamlet to go to England, to collect taxes on behalf of Denmark. His friends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern accompany hamlet.

The Ghost of Hamlet's father appears in front of Hamlet. The ghost is in fact Hamlet’s late father. The ghost tells Hamlet that Claudius poured poison into his ear, which killed him while he was asleep. The Ghost tells Hamlet that revenge is needed, but that it's important that he stays conscious of his actions. Hamlet is told not to harm the Queen, because she had nothing to do with it. Hamlet swears his friends Horatio a

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