Act 2 Hamlet Project
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- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: Reynaldo, I need you to deliver these letters and money to Lartes for me, and while you are there, ask around about his behavior.
- Reynaldo: Yes Sir. That's what I thought too.
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: Yes, act like you sort of know about him already and describe him as one of those troubled young boys.
- Reynaldo: Like gambling, sir?
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: That’s right, or drinking, swearing, fist-fighting, visiting prostitutes—that kind of thing.
- Reynaldo: But that would ruin his reputation! What exactly are you trying to do here?
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: I know what I am doing. Once you start to ask the people about him and they start to describe him and where he has been, it will help me know what my soon has been up to in Paris. Do you get my point now?
- Reynaldo: Yes, I do, sir.
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: Perfect. God bless you, and have a safe trip. Don’t forget to see what he’s up to with your own eyes. Don’t trust gossip. I hope he is studying his music like he is suppose to.
- Reynaldo: I will, Sir. Got it, Sir. Good bye.
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Polonius: I know what I am doing. Once you start to ask the people about him and they start to describe him and where he has been, it will help me know what my soon has been up to in Paris. Do you get my point now?
- Reynaldo: Yes, I do, sir.
- Polonius: Ophelia, what's the matter?
- Ophelia: Oh, father, father, I’ve just had such a scare!
- Polonius: From what, in God’s name?
- Ophelia: Father, I was up in my room sewing when Hamlet came in with no hat on his head, his shirt unbuttoned, and his stockings dirty, undone, and down around his ankles. He looked so out of sorts, as if he’d just comeback from hell. He came up to me.
- Polonius: Is he crazy in love with you or something? What did he say?
- Ophelia: He grabbed me by the wrist and held me hard, then backed away an arm’s length and just looked at me, staring at me like an artist about to paint my picture. He stayed like that a long time. After, he just left the room looking back at me.
- Polonius: Come with me. I’ll go tell the king about this. This is definitely love-craziness. Love is such a violent emotion that it makes people self-destruct, as much as any strong emotion. I’m so sorry. Did you tell him anything that might have hurt his feelings lately?
- Polonius: That’s what made him crazy. I regret not observing him more closely before I told you todo that. I thought he was just toying with you and meant to ruin your reputation. Damn my suspicious thoughts! Come on, let’s go see the king. We’ve got to discuss this matter, which could cause more trouble if we keep it secret than if we discuss it openly.
- Ophelia: No, father, but I did what you told me to do and sent back his letters and wouldn’t let him visit me.
- Claudius: Welcome, dear Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. I’ve wanted to see you for along time now, but I sent for because I need your help right away. 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.
- Gertrude: 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 with us and help us out, you’ll be thanked on a royal scale.
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: We’ll obey. Our services are entirely at your command.
- Claudius and Gertrude: Thanks, Guildenstern and worthy Rosencrantz.
- Guildenstern: I hope to God we make him happy and do him good.
- Claudius: Amen to that!
- Claudius: Once again you bring good news to me.
- Polonius: The ambassadors are back from Norway, Sir.
- Claudius: Tell me why.
- Polonius: I have found out why Hamlet has gone crazy.
- Polonius: First, let the ambassadors speak, then you can hear my news.
- Voltemand: Greetings, I am here to tell you that the King of Norway has ordered to protect you. Here is a letter.
- Voltemand and Cornelius : Goody bye. sir.
- Polonius: Okay I am just going to go straight to the point. Your son is crazy. We must figure out the cause of this.
- Claudius: I like this news. I'll read the letter later. In the meantime get some rest and welcome back.
- Claudius: Good night and Good Bye.
- Polonius: I have found out why Hamlet has gone crazy.
- Claudius: So this is why you think Hamlet is crazy.
- Polonius: I have found out why Hamlet has gone crazy.
- Polonius: Listen to the letter from Ophelia and think about this. *Reads long letter from Hamlet to Ophelia*
- Claudius: We will spy on both him in Ophelia in the hobby and see what happens.
- Polonius: I have found out why Hamlet has gone crazy.
- Polonius: What do you suggest we do?
- Polonius: I have found out why Hamlet has gone crazy.
- Polonius: We'll try what you suggest.
- Hamlet: To be honest with you. I feel like i lost my sense of fun, I stopped exercising and taking care of myself.
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: How are you doing my Lord?
- Hamlet: To be honest with you. I feel like i lost my sense of fun, I stopped exercising and taking care of myself. The world feels empty.
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: How are you doing my Lord?
- Hamlet: Okay, I will welcome them.
- Rosencrantz: My Lord, I wasn't thinking anything like that, but don't worry. We have a play for you.
- The players begin to enter the room with their props as Hamlet welcomes them.
- Hamlet: Welcome, Welcome to all of you!
- Hamlet:
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