"Ay, Springes to Catch Woodcocks" (Hamlet - Act 1 / Scene 3, Polonius Speech #2)

Polonius also lectures Ophelia. After she reveals that Hamlet has been very affectionate to her, Polo Shirt warns her in the same way as L'art--that Hamlet's affections are not to be trusted.

"Don't talk to him, okay?"

"Yet Here, Laertes?" (Hamlet - Act 1 / Scene 3, Polonius Speech #1)

Polo Shirt has arrived. Polonius is Laertes and Ophelia's father, and a close adviser to the king. He enters the scene as any doting father does: lecturing Laertes.

"Think It No More" (Hamlet - Act 1 / Scene 3, Laertes Speech)

It's L'art time, everyone. He makes his first appearance (longer than three lines) in Act 1 / Scene 3. Laertes gives a long speech at the beginning of Scene 3, warning his sister, Ophelia, away from Hamlet.

"Our Chiefest Courtier, Cousin, and Our Son" (Hamlet - Act 1 / Scene 2, Claudius Speech #2)

Claudius' second speech of Act 1 / Scene 2 is crucial. This speech occurs right before Hamlet's first monologue of the play, and it is also amid the first conversation that Hamlet and Claudius have in the span of the show.

"Our Sometime Sister, Now Our Queen" (Hamlet - Act 1 / Scene 2, Claudius Speech #1)

Salutations, my fellow humans! To kick off the next scene of Hamlet, we're going to look at speeches by individual characters.

First off, Claudius' first speech in Act 1 / Scene 2.