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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 …

…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.