OpEdNews - Page 5 of Article: Hamlet Adaptation (Act 1, Scene 2)

                                   HAMLET
            And he fixed his eyes on you?

                                   HORATIO
            Yes, my lord.

                                   HAMLET
            How long was it visible?

                                   HORATIO
            A few minutes, at least.

                                   (Hamlet thinks.)

                                   HAMLET
            I'll be there tonight, hopefully it will appear again. And
            if I recognize it as my noble father, I'll speak to it--even
            if the maw of hell itself opens and blasts me.

                                   ALL
            Yes, my lord.

                                   HAMLET
            Let's keep this knowledge between us.

                                   ALL
            Our duty to your honor.

                                   HAMLET
            Very well, I shall see you tonight.

                                   (Horatio, Marcellus, Barnardo, bow and
                                   exit.)

                                   HAMLET (CONT'D)
            My father's spirit--in arms! All is not well! All is not
            well! No matter how deeply buried, foul deeds will rise for
            the eyes of the living to witness what besets them.

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