Hamlet Act I
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- Where's my notebook? It's a good idea for me to write down that one can smile and smile, and be a villain.
- Your uncle snuck up to me while I was sleeping in the orchard, as I always used to do in the afternoon, and poured a vial of henbane poison into my ear.
- So how did it go, sir?
- No, you'll talk.
- Oh, please, tell us, sir.
- My God, this is unbelievably strange.
- You swear never to mention what you've seen. Swear by my sword.
- But we already swore, sir.
- Hamlet begins to plot his revenge against his uncle. He thinks its a good idea to plot his ideas in writing. The ghost of his father reveals the real cause of his death.
- Ah, poor ghost!
- Don't pity me. Just listen carefully to what I have to tell you.
- Hurry and tell me about it, so I can take revenge right away, faster than a person falls in love.
- Hamlet returns but acts strange as he refuses to share what's been said. Both his friends are eager to hear about the encounter. However, Hamlet remains silent.
- I'm glad you're eager. You'd have to be as lazy as a weed on the shores of Lethe not to get riled up here
- Hamlet is unsatisfied with the responses he was given and continues to question his men's loyalty. The men continue to share their loyalty. Hamlet appears paranoid.
- I knew it! My uncle?
- You should know, my noble son, the real snake that stung your father is now wearing his crown.
- Hamlet is overwhelmed by the encounter with his father. His father reminds him to stay calm. His father is getting prepared to share the details of his death.
- Hamlet is eager to gain revenge. His father reminds him that he needs to be smart with his actions. He is glad that his son feels strong emotions about his death.
- Hamlet discovers that his uncle was responsible for the death of his father. He had already suspected that it was his doings. The King verified his suspessions.
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