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- Speak. I’m ready to hear you.
- You must be ready for revenge, too, when you hear me out.
- Murder?
- Take revenge for his horrible murder, that crime against nature.
- Hurry and tell me about it, so I can take revenge right away, faster than a person falls in love.
- I’m glad you’re eager.
- The ghost has came to hamletHe orders the ghost to speak to him, refusing to follow it any farther. The ghost assents and turns to speak to Hamlet. The ghost tells the prince that it is nearly time for it to return to purgatory.
- So let me be brief here. 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
- Hamlet listens as the ghost urges him to seek revenge for the late king’s “foul and most unnatural murder.”
- So, uncle, there you are. Now it’s time to deal with the vow I made to my father.
- Hamlet urges the ghost to tell the tale of the king’s murder as quickly as it can, so that he can immediately go and get revenge.
- Don’t ever tell anyone what you’ve seen tonight.
- We won’t, sir.
- The ghosttellsHamletthat though everyone at court has been told that the king died after being bitten by a serpent while sleeping in the orchard, in reality, “the serpent that did sting thy father’s life now wears his crown.”
- Hamlet vows aloud to do all the ghost has asked of him.
- HamletinvitesHoratioandMarcellusto touch his sword and swear that no matter how strangely Hamlet acts in the coming days—and he may, he predicts, begin acting very strangely—they must not let on that they know anything about the ghost visit.
- What is it, sir? Of course we will.
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