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- my cousin hamlet and my son-
- a little more than kin and less then kind.
- how is it that the clouds still hang on you.
- not so my lord. iam too much i the sun
- good hamlet, cast thy nighted color off and let thine eye look like a friend on denmark for thy father in the dust thou knowst all that lives dies
- if it be why seem so particular with thee
- ay madam it is common.
- after claudius lets laertes leave he then talks to hamlet
- seems madam? nay it is i know not seems tis alone my inky cloak nor customary suits of solemn black,nor the dejected havior of the visage they can denote me truly.these indeed seem actions that a man might play.
- while talking to hamlet claudius wonders why hamlets looks so sadbut hamlet says he has been in the sun to much
- let not thy mother lose her prayers hamlet stay with us go not to wittenburg.
- tis sweet and commendable in your nature hamlet to give these mourning duties to your father but your father lost a father and his lost his father for some term to do sorrow but to presever is a course of impious stubborness
- i shall in all my best obey you madam.
- gerturde asks hamlet to take off the black clothes and stop mourning and that all dies he aggres with but she still is confused.
- why tis a loving and a fair reply be as ourself in denmark-madam come this gentle and unforced accord of hamlet sits smiling in my heart denmark shall drink today
- hamlet finally aggres to his mom that he is indeed sad and miserable and that his clothes wont change to show that he mourns his father.
- claudius says to hamlet that he is loving and a good boy to mourn his father but that he doesnt need to for even a man doesnt mourn this long that he should man up and to think as himself as hamlets father. and his mother asks hamlet to not leave as well.hamlet agrees to his mom
- after hamlet agrees they celebrate and leave hamlet to be
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