act 5 scene 1&2
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- Gravediggers
- "Are they letting Ophelia get a Christian Burial even after committing suicide?
- "I don't know man, I just do as they say."
- Digging
- "Does this man not understand the seriousness of what he’s doing? He’s singing while digging a grave."
- "He’s gotten so used to digging graves that he does it with ease."
- OPHELIA'S FUNERAL
- "YOU NEVER LOVED HER!!"
- "Forty thousand brothers could not, with all their quantity of love, make up my sum”
- Gravediggers are arguing whether or not Ophelia deserves to be at rest in an official grave because her death looks self-planned and therefore a sin so it wouldn't be fair for her to be buried with the others who died sin less.
- Execution
- "I found out there was a plan for me to be executed but I switched the letters, so now Rosencratz and Guildenstern are going to be executed."
- Hamlet and Horatio feel a little weary when they hear the gravediggers singing while they were supposed to be digging Ophelia's grave!
- The fencing battle
- "Hamlet will drink out of this poisoned cup and no one will get hurt in the making. He will die!
- The loss of Ophelia set off a wire in Laertes and made Hamlet realize he could not live without his dear Ophelia. During this ceremony Laertes and Hamlet get into a scuffle because they believe the other one doesn't love Ophelia more.
- The funerals
- Hamlet's evil plan is to make his way out of being executed. Instead of being executed, he plans to make his so-called 'friends' to be executed. He does this because they have been reporting back all the information to KIng Claudius and Queen Gertrude.
- "Are you sure this is a good idea?"
- The battle between Laertes and Hamlet will decide who is the better player but little does Hamlet know, Laertes' sword is poisoned and so is the drink Hamlet is supposed to drink from.
- " I'm okay with the idea of dying, but I will not be losing this match!"
- " I will get revenge on you for the death of my father!!"
- Horatio was the last of the bunch to survive. With this Horatio was demanded to tell this story to future generations. Hamlet sacrificed himself so Horatio could keep living.
- "Here lies everyone I've ever known; Hamlet, King Hamlet Queen Gertrude, King Claudius, Ophelia, Laertes, and Polonius. I live to continue their story."
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