Hamlet Rosencrantz and Guildenstern

The delay of Hamlet Rosenkranz and Gilden Stern can not be attributed to instinct and provocation against killing. Because Hamlet killed Polonius and Lartes, and finally the king himself. He sent Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to real destiny with real happiness. Then I came. You can find the answer by examining all these incidents. Let's look at the two rows of 4 before all of them. Gentlemen, my god, I will be a ghost that makes me possible.

In Hamlet, Rosen Cranz and Gilden Stern first appeared in the second act of the second act, and they tried to acquire the confidence of a childhood friend, Prince Hamlet. Fluency and court language quickly made them the king of Claudius corruption, Hamlet's uncle grabbed the throne and constantly tried to examine his nephew. Hamlet welcomes them to become "very good friends", but through their nephews they say they will not speak to them "fairly" about their mission. Hamlet realized that he was missing allies other than Horatio and he gave Rosenkrantz and Gildernst "how much work".

Friends of Hamlet of Wittenberg University. Claudius invited them to court to scout Hamlet. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are often seen as comedy cartoons; they are shameful, ambiguous researchers. After Hamlet killed Polonius, Rosen Cranz and Gilden Stern were assigned to come to England with Hamlet. They received a letter from Claudius and urged the King of England to kill Hamlet upon arrival. Hamlet discovered the plot and changed the letter so that Rosenkrantz and Gilden Stern were executed. We know that they were actually executed at the end of the game.

Prince Norwegian Fortinbras' father's land was occupied by the lord and he decided to travel to Denmark. Claudius asked Hamlet, Rosenkranz, Gilden Stern to travel to England. Claudius sent a letter asking to carry out the execution of Hamlet during the trip. But at sea, Hamlet discovered his planned murder, switched orders, and executed Rosenkrantz and Gilden Stern. Hamlet returned to Denmark. At the same time returning to Elsinore, Ophelia was crazy for sorrow. After returning from France, Lertes learned that Hamlet killed his father, Polonius. Claudius suggested that Raito was fighting with Hamlet, poisoning the corner of Lilter and giving a fatal blow. If Raltes lost the battle, Claudius puts poison into Hamlet's drink. Gertrude announces that Ophelia drowned