Analysis of Scenes from Hamlet
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Act I, scene ii. This is a court scene, where the king, Claudius, Hamlet's uncle, is conducting business (Shakespeare; Summary, 2004). Everyone is happy except Hamlet. He is still in mourning for his father, only two months dead. His mother, Gertrude, has already married her brother-in-law, now king, Claudius, which has further upset Hamlet. Claudius has just given Laertes permission to return to school in France, but has persuaded Hamlet to stay in Denmark and not to return to school, a request echoed by Hamlet's mother. This leads to Hamlet speaking a soliloquy, expressing his anger at the present circumstances of his life and talks of his depression at the events that have happened in the past couple of months, especially of his mother marrying his uncle so soon after his father's death (SparkNotes http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/hamlet/answers). When Horatio
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