Chapter 9 Twists of fate On Horatio's advice, the queen met Ophelia, who behaved in a strange way.0:09
He is dead and gone, lady, white as the mountain snow.0:20
Ophelia babbled, they say the owl was a baker's daughter.0:28
Lord, we know what we are, but don't know what we may be.0:33
This is the result of deep sorrow.0:41
First her father dead and secretly buried.0:46
Next, Hamlet gone, and the common people are whispering to each other.0:49
At that moment, Laertes, who had secretly returned from France, burst into the room, raging at Claudius and swearing revenge.0:55
Outside, a group of people shouted, you, evil king, give me my father.1:05
I am not guilty of your father's death, but truly sad for it, said Claudius, trying to calm him.1:20
They were interrupted by a noise at the door as Ophelia re entered and started babbling again.1:28
Rose of May, sweet Ophelia.1:34
Cried Laertes in despair.1:37
Just then, in another part of the castle, Horatio received a letter from Hamlet.1:39
It read, my dear Horatio, take the sailors to the king, as they have letters for him too.1:45
They will bring you where I am.1:53
Our ship was taken by pirates, but I managed to escape.1:55
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are on their way to England.1:59
Of them I have much news to tell you, Hamlet.2:03
Horatio lost no time in acting as Hamlet had asked.2:07
Meanwhile, Claudius and Laertes were continuing their conversation in another room of the castle.2:11
He who killed your noble father, Laertes wanted my own life, said Claudius.2:17
But the queen, his mother, and the people love him dearly, he explained.2:22
Therefore punishing him would make them upset.2:27
I cannot fight their great love for him.2:30
At that moment a messenger with letters entered, and Claudius was informed about Hamlet's return to Denmark.2:34
Although he was surprised at first, he finally thought this a good opportunity for Laertes to take his revenge.2:41
Remember how jealous Hamlet was of you once, for being a better swordsman than him, said Claudius.2:47
Challenge him to a duel, where you will choose a sharpened sword and he a blunted one.2:53
And to be sure, I will poison my sword, said Laertes, agreeing with the king's idea, so that even with a slight scratch Hamlet will not escape death.2:59
And even if he escapes your poisonous hit, added Claudius wickedly, when he feels hot and dry and asks for drink, I will have prepared him a poisoned one.3:10
Their evil plans were interrupted by the queen, who came running in.3:21
One tragedy follows another so fast Your sister has drowned Laodice.3:26
Said Laertes, horrified.3:36
There is a willow tree by the river where Ophelia climbed to hang her flower garlands, when a branch broke and she fell down into the river, her clothes heavy with water, hurled the poor girl from her melodious song3:37
At this tragic news, Laertes burst out of the room in a ra.3:51
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