Hamlet i guess
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- You should know, my noble son, the real snake that stung your father is now wearing the crown
- I knew it! My uncle?
- I’m asking you to stay a while at court and spend some time with him. See if you can get Hamlet to have some fun, and find out if there’s anything in particular that’s bothering him, so we can set about trying to fix it.
- But we’ll obey. Our services are entirely at your command.
- Both you and the king might ave ordered us to execute your command, instead of asking us so politely.
- Gentlemen, Hamlet’s talked a lot about you, and I know there are no two men alive he’s fonder of. If you’ll be so good as to spend some time th us and help us out, you’ll be thanked on a royal scale.
- Evil thoughts, ready habds, the right poison, and the time is right too. The dark night is on my side, for no one can see me. You deadly mixure of weeds and plants, which Hecate, goddess of witchcraft, has put a spell on, use your magic to steal this healthy person's life away.
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- With the help of the father-like ghost, Hamlet learns the truth about the death of this noble father.
- Now that I've killed this guy, I'll be off in a hurry. I'll lug his guts into the next room. Mother, have a good night. This politician who was in life a babbling idiot is now quiet and serious. Come on, sir, let's get to the end of our business. Good night, mother.
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern obeyed Claudius as he wanted them to hangout with Hamlet and report back any thing that disturbs him.
- I'll do it, and I'll put a little dab of something on my sword as well. From a quack doctor I bought some oil so poisonous that if you dip a knife in it, no medicine in the world can save the person who's scratched by it. If I even graze his skin slightly, he's likely to die.
- When hamlet comes home he'll learn you're here. I'll have people praise your excellence and put double coat on the fame the Frenchman gave you. In short, we'll get you together and place bets on you. Hamlet's so careless, high-minded, and unsuspecting that he won't examine the swords before hand, so you can easily choose one with a sharpened point and in one thrust avenge the death of your father.
- As the play went on for the king, he was shocked as a scene detailing the way he killed his brother, the old king.
- I'm the one, Hamlet. Hamlet, you're dead. No medicine in the world can cure you. You don't have more than half an hour to live. The treacherous weapon is right in your hand, sharp and dipped in poison. The foul plan backfired on me. Here I lie and will never get up again. Your mother's been poisoned. I can't speak anymore. The king, the king's to blame
- The blade poisoned! Then get to work, poison.
- While have a conversation with his mother, Hamlet kills the person behind the curtains, Polonius. After a while, he drag his body off the room.
- Laertes wants revenge for his father's death after he has heard the news that Hamlet killed this father, Polonius, and makes a plan with Claudius about the battle between Hamlet and Laertes.
- Laertes tells the truth about the battle between them, in which hints that the king was the one to blame. Hamlet wounds Claudius and forces him drink the poison.
- Here, you goddamn incest-breeding Danish murderer, drink this. Is your little pearl in there? Follow my mother.
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