A DEAD ENDing

Mood: In deep sorrow

Song: See That My Grave is Kept Clean by Bob Dylan

They are all dead - every single one of them. First the Queen, dying from her second husband's hatred of her son. Then the King, finally feeling the true wrath of Hamlet. Laertes was the next to go. If only my son would have sought revenge on his own accords and not according to the plans of a corrupt king. Hamlet was the last, demonstrating his fighting and mad spirit. News was also brought that the courtiers, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, had been killed in England due to another one of Hamlet's schemes. Now the kingdom of Denmark is no more. Fortinbras has assumed power, and almost all of us have been forgotten, except for that cunning Hamlet whose story remains enduring.

The Drama Unfolds

Mood: Provoked and Annoyed

So, Hamlet decided to put on a play today, a drama, maybe a prank, maybe a revengeful act. This man's mind is so difficult to understand. He comes out loud, rude, and insulting. Insulting to his mother, to the King, to my daughter, and also to myself. As if the play was not bad enough, Hamlet continually made brash comments, making the theater a place of awkwardness for everyone. Interrupting the play, allowing a more distasteful drama to unfold. Hamlet triggered the King to rise, to stand up and order the play end. This prince is a major danger to our kingdom. We all left. He stayed. He stayed in the theater and demonstrated his opposition, his lousy worth. I told him to visit his mother. The Queen had requested him and I delivered the message. When he arrives, I will once again take my place behind the curtain. I will listen to this madman, and I will try to understand his craziness. After this play and after his behavior, I have very well concluded, Hamlet is not lovesick; he is unforgiving and mad.