Act 3, scene 1: By the way that Claudius and Polonius have
acted, they sure are up to no good. If Claudius already killed Hamlet's father
he could dare to do worst things. After planning Hamlet's meeting with Ophelia,
Claudius and Polonius are left unsatisfied in their search for the cause of
what has been bothering Hamlet. Hamlet, enraged, speaks to Ophelia in a very
rude and arrogant way. Since Claudius and Polonius do not stop willing to
investigate further about Hamlet's issues, there will be many ups and downs in
Hamlet's emotions.
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