Act III, Scene I The scene begins with Claudius questioning Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. The two tells the king what they have found out about Hamlet¡¦s madness (which is nothing), but leaves out the important truth that they have already revealed to Hamlet that they were sent for as spies by the King. Somehow, Claudius doesn¡¦t seem as regal and dignified as he was the first time we saw him in Act I, Scene …showed first 75 words of 666 total…

…showed last 75 words of 666 total…this troubled king shows no sign of disapproval to Polonius¡¦ advice. Just as predicted, it seems like both Claudius and Polonius forgot about the quick comment Polonius made earlier, that if he was wrong about ¡§love¡¨ being the source of Hamlet¡¦s madness, then he would become a tenant farmer. This of course show that Polonius is simply too important to the king and both of them know this, thus that promise never came true.