Hamlet: Act I, Scene I
- There's a change in guard; Bernardo relieves Franciso of his post
- Horatio and Marcellus enter the scene to accompany Bernardo
- The three talk about something that has been lurking around
- "What, has this thing appear'd again to-night?"
- "That if again this apparition come..."
- They've seen the "apparition" for the past two nights
- Ghost enters the scene; he appears to look like the old king
- They make Marcellus talk to the Ghost but it disappears
- The three talk about the similarities of the Ghost and the old king
- Ghost wearing the same armor that the king wore during combat
- Horatio tells the story of Fortinbras of Norway
- Hamlet, the old king, slays Fortinbras of Norway; Fortinbras wants to take back the land from Hamlet
- Ghost re-enters the scene; Horatio tells the "illusion" to speak, but the Ghost remains silent
- Bernardo thinks that the Ghost would've answered back if the crow hadn't croaked thus scaring it away
- The three want to tell Prince Hamlet all that has occurred
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