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Act 3, scene : Hamlet and Ophelia break up
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- I will obey your order, father.
- King Claudius and I will hide. Read this book, and act naturally that you look alone.
- (aside) What a clever idea! His words even make me feel guilt for poor Ophelia
- I seem to hear Hamlet is coming. Let's quickly hide in the closet, my lord!
- Hello, my lord. How are you doing?
- I am doing very well. Thank you, Ophelia.
- (aside) This closet looks weird.
- My lord, you indeed have given me the remembrance, including the sweet letters. Now, please take them back.
- Ophelia drops her book and behaves seriously toward Hamlet.
- You definitely made me believe you did, my lord.
- Ophelia is afraid of making eye contact with Hamlet, and she puts her hand anxiously to her waist.
- Hamlet put down remembrance and letters. He constantly glances at the closet while taking with Ophelia.
- My lord, I have the remembrance of your and letters that I want to give it back.
- No, it was not my stuff. I never gave you anything.
- What are you talking about, my lord? I am so confused.
- I'm only saying that if you're kind and attractive, your beauty shouldn't be influenced by your goodness. I used to love you..... Ophelia.
- Are you good?Are you beautiful?
- He is at home, my lord.
- As Hamlet leaves, Claudius and Polonius come out from the closest
- You should not have believed me since my heart is corrupt. Get yourself to a convent as soon as possible. Don't believe a word we say.
- Where is your father?
- Oh, dear god. He is entirely crazy; please help him to get normal again!
- After Ophelia lies about where his father, Polonius, is. Hamlet raises his voice and angrily criticizes Ophelia.
- Lock him up so he may be a fool alone in his own house. I'll give you this curse as a wedding present if you get married. Get yourself to a convent as soon as possible. If you must marry, you will marry an idiot because clever men are well aware that you will cheat on them.
- We will not have a marriage again. Good-bye.
- After Hamlet criticizes Ophelia, he leaves Ophelia alone without looking at her.
- Love? His emotions don't seem to be moving in that direction. His words weren't crazy, despite being a little chaotic. To avoid any further injury, I have made a hasty decision to send him to England.
- My lord, your decision should work. However, I still believe that his madness was caused by unrequited love.
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