summary of Hamlet Acts III IV and V
ACT III Act three begins with Hamlet, who is somewhat joyous when he sees the actors. ... Soon after, Cladius and Polonius place Ophelia in a room so she meets up with Hamlet; they are both hiding behind curtains throughout the conversation. Hamlet then enters and Ophelia tries to forgive him in a way, and Hamlet will not accept that. ... After, Cladius doesn’t think he is mad but wants to send Hamlet to England. At the beginning of scene two, Hamlet informs the actors how to act. ... Hamlet is then convinced that he did murder his father. After the play, the queen sends Polonius to Hamlet to tell him that she wants to meet with him alone. ... Scene three begins with Cladius wanting to send Hamlet to England. After that, he meets with Polonius who is going to hide during the conversation between Hamlet and his mother. ... He is praying and Hamlet enters as if he is going to stab him in the back, but he doesn’t because he wants to make sure he goes to hell.