Corruption Act, scene, lines I, ii, 139-141 I, ii, 277 I, iii, 43-46 I, iv, 34-41 I, v, 100 Content Hamlet describes the horrible condition of his world. Hamlet says he suspects some treacherous action. Laertes warns Ophelia against being with Hamlet. Hamlet says that a man’s actions may look disreputable if there is some evil in them. Marcellus tells Horatio that there is something wrong in Denmark Explanation of imagery Unweeded garden suggest an environment …showed first 75 words of 2161 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2161 total…uncharged the practice” and they will get away from it. Hamlet says that he wrote a letter as if it were from Claudius calling upon the fact that England was Denmark’s “faithful tributary” and telling the kind of England to kill G& R as soon as he saw them. Laertes says that he has basically trapped himself like a “woodcock” caught on his “own spinge.” He was caught by his own “treachery” and lies.