Scene II
- Hamlet tells the actors to not "over do" their acting, and not under-do it either
- Horatio observes King Claudius's reaction to the play acting King hamlet's death
- Hamlet seems to heavily rely on this reaction to confirm the ghost's truth
- Hamlet tells King Claudius that this is a "image of a murder done in Vienna"
- Lucianus pours the poison into the sleeper's ear, King Claudius leaves the stage
Scene III
- Claudius decides to send Hamlet to England
- Claudius feels guilty about his murder
- Lord Polonius secretly listens to Hamlet's and Queen's talk
- Hamlet acts rude against his mother
- he accidentally slains Polonius hiding in the arrays
Scene IV
- hamlet sees the ghost in the room, while Queen Gertrude cannot
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