1. The two report that Hamlet seems a less crazy now and perhaps could be made happier if he had Ophelia.
2. The king acts with regret. He has a guilty conscience and is burdened by the weight of the murder on his mind.
3. The three of them decide to give Hamlet his letters back and have Ophelia talk to him to see if he is in love and thats why he is crazy.
4. Hamlet is troubled and is debating whether or not to kill himself. He decides not to but is not entirely sure that is the right choice.
5. He argues that after death may be worse than life. He is scared of hell.
6. Ophelia gives Hamlet his love letters back and this makes him mad because it's a rejection of his love. This drives Hamlet even closer to madness.
7. Hamlet says there is one married who will not live. He is threatening Cladious's life.
8. The king decides to send Hamlet to England to be killed by those people. He is worried Hamlet knows.
9. He feels like he can trust Horatio.
10. Hamlet asks Horatio to watch the kings reaction to the play. He says if the king becomes agitated he's guilty.
11. The play starts with the king talking to the queen. She promises her love to him forever. Then he goes to sleep and his brother pours poison in his ear. The king dies and his brother takes his wife.
12. It is meant to trap the king and prove his guilt of the murder.
13. He yells for it to stop and leaves. He doesn't want to have to remember his murder again.
14. A pipe. He says his friends think he's easier to play than a pipe.