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- Eager to visit the environment where Laertes and Horatio have found the mysterious ghost, Hamlet had gone to visit the forest at night. At the very peak of dark Both Hamlet and Horatio had come face to face with the ghost who had been none other than the ghost of Hamlets father. He had then begun to tell a tale of the event that had caused his demise.
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- The ghost of king Hamlet had described his death as a planned murder. He had been poisoned through his ear while resting in his personal garden during the event. What had been said next was the suspect of the murder had been none other than the Kings very brother, he had then taken the throne over his dead brother and become the new king.
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- After being given the information on the reason behind his father's death, Hamlet had begun forming an individual plan to get around to his mischievous uncle. Hamlet had put on an act that had created wide attention around the central parts of the mansion. Hamlet had even planned a visit to direct his new act around his love Ophelia who had fallen deeply for the emotional distress by Hamlet.
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- With many characters provoked by Hamlets new behavior, Ophelia's father had decided to take matters into his own hands. He had planned to accompany Hamlet on a walk around the mansion in attempt to get reasoning from Hamlet on his current actions. Polonius is shorty met by his own emotions held against him by Hamlets strong will of manipulation.
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- After confronting his uncle on the murder he has taken for his own self presence, Hamlet strikes the king with a sword marks the final act of his life by forcing the very poison that had caused both his mother and fathers death.
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- Met by a tragic end, Hamlet falls fatal by a strike of a poison blade. Before departing he had left his final words to Horatio who is quickly met with Fortinbras. Horatio tells him about the tragic events that have unfolded and had asked out of desperation if their tales could be lived on in the vast future.
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