Personal Impressions

Scene 1: The queen has no control.  Claudius has taken over.  The queen
           sees Hamlet's guilt for killing Polonius and in a way tries to let her
           mind speak; lets Claudius know Hamlet is taking the body away
           from the room.
Scene 2: Hamlet "Ay, sir, that soaks up the King's contenace, his rewards,...
           It is but squeezing you and, sponge, you shall be dry again."  I like
           the whole speech Hamlet gives them because he sort of makes the
           look like fools bacuse the king is using them.
Scene 3: Hamlet is so funny in this scene.  He is turning his murder into a
           game. He's acting as so nothing serious has happened.  He tries to
           make Claudius feel stupid about himself by doing these games.
Scene 4: Fortinbras tells the captain to remind the Danish of long march. 
          Hamlet talks to the captain about fighting the Polish.  Hamlet gives
          a long dialogue.
Scene 6: Hamlet and horatio:  They must be close to one another because
          who else would Hamlet feel comfertable and confident with to send
          a letter to?  Horatio seems willing to help or do what Hamlet has
          asked in his letter.
Scene 7: Claudius:  Why tell Laertes that you love Gurtrude so much you
          won't kill Hamlet, but you then, later on, help Laertes to plan Hamlets
          death?  Ophelia:  Why choose such a way to die?  Was it really for
          Hamlet or because Hamlet killed your father?