BBC Film

-King sits and Hamlet stands (queen sits next to king)

-Hamlet doesn’t look, and when he responds to the king he is sarcastic (he kind of looks more away)

-Ham kind of rolls his eyes when the queen talks

-Ham is a little mad at his mom, SEEMS, and then he looks right at her and walks towards her

-The crowd this time is surrounding them, instead of being behind/to the side

-When the king talks, Hamlet sits and looks away (when Ham is called unmanly he laughs) this Hamlet is very sarcastic and sassy

--The king stands up and looks around and then back at Ham to continue talking

-The king gives one touch/hand on ham’s shoulder (untenderly). The queen then stands up and puts her hand on his shoulder (gesture is just for show, or the hands are pushing hamlet down) (he is sitting and they’re standing so that can be it)

            -The king is kind of also pushing hamlet’s head down, almost pushing him further into depression

            -Hamlet gets up and moves away

            -The queen touches the king much more lovingly

-The queen begs Ham to stay and ham does a sarcastic bow and says he will do his best

            -The king says that it must be so nice that he did that, so kind

-The king and queen are kind of touching each other a bit

-Queen exists giving the king a kiss (not Hamlet)

-Hamlet alone walks up and stands in front of the chairs to speak himself