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By john de herrera (about the author)
Become a Fan -- Page 3 of 4 page(s)
MARCELLUS
Hi-low-ho-ho boy!
HAMLET
Hi-low-ho-ho, come bird!
HORATIO & MARCELLUS
M: What happened! H: My lord!
HAMLET
This is between us.
HORATIO
As we are living, my lord.
HAMLET
Everyone alive is a child of a rotten system.
HORATIO
No need for a ghost to exit their grave and tell us that.
HAMLET
You're right! You're right! I need to be alone this moment.
HORATIO
Are you all right my lord?
HAMLET
This night is heavy. I must be alone now. Both of you, say
not a word of tonight.
HORATIO & MARCELLUS
H: At not, my lord. M: You have my trust--always.
HORATIO
This night is a thrill, it was so strange.
HAMLET
And as a stranger, welcome it. There are more things in
heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your
philosophy. Let's swear on this night. (Unsheathes sword.)
From this moment forward, no matter how strange I appear or
act, whether you see it or hear it from another, you'll reply
you trust the prince. What I'm set to do I myself am still
not sure. It will require craft. I need your allegiance.
You are now my ministers. Swear allegiance, I pray thee.
(Place hands on sword, cross hearts.)
HAMLET (CONT'D)
Very well.
(Hamlet summons courage.)
Become a Fan -- Page 3 of 4 page(s)
Hi-low-ho-ho boy!
HAMLET
Hi-low-ho-ho, come bird!
HORATIO & MARCELLUS
M: What happened! H: My lord!
HAMLET
This is between us.
HORATIO
As we are living, my lord.
HAMLET
Everyone alive is a child of a rotten system.
HORATIO
No need for a ghost to exit their grave and tell us that.
HAMLET
You're right! You're right! I need to be alone this moment.
HORATIO
Are you all right my lord?
HAMLET
This night is heavy. I must be alone now. Both of you, say
not a word of tonight.
HORATIO & MARCELLUS
H: At not, my lord. M: You have my trust--always.
HORATIO
This night is a thrill, it was so strange.
HAMLET
And as a stranger, welcome it. There are more things in
heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your
philosophy. Let's swear on this night. (Unsheathes sword.)
From this moment forward, no matter how strange I appear or
act, whether you see it or hear it from another, you'll reply
you trust the prince. What I'm set to do I myself am still
not sure. It will require craft. I need your allegiance.
You are now my ministers. Swear allegiance, I pray thee.
(Place hands on sword, cross hearts.)
HAMLET (CONT'D)
Very well.
(Hamlet summons courage.)
I'm a writer/artist/activist from California, with a degree in Creative Studies from the University of California at Santa Barbara. I've been an advocating for the convention clause of Article V since 2001.
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CHENEY SEES A GHOST.
by Wolfie on Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 1:48:59 AM
thanks wolfie
by john de herrera on Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 10:43:39 AM