1.21.2 tell N. Act II Scene 1 Quided Notes. Fill in the blanks with information from today's reading. Inside the castle __ Polonius gives his servant __ money and notes to take to __ Polonius tells Reynaido his mission is to __ about __ . in __ in order to find out what kind of man his son __ in turning out to be. Polonius suggests that Reynaido pretend to be __ and try to gossip with his friends about Laertes's __ in order to discern whether Laeries really does have problems with these vices. Polonius is proud of his clever scheme to __ on his son, though the old man seems to have trouble keeping track of his own logic as he lays out the plan for Reynaldo. Just as Reynaldo exits to board a __ to France, __ enters looking pale and __ Polonius asks her what has happened, and she tells him that just now, as she was __ in her room, Hamilet entered unannounced and uninvited with his shirt __ and his stockings __ Opholia remarks that Hamlet looked "as if he had been __ . Ophelia goes on to state that Hamlet __ and __ at her for a long while before gently releasing her with a sigh and departing her room without __ , Ophelia says she fears Hamlet really is __ with her. Polonius suggests Ophelia go with him to see __ , so that they can inform him of the "violent" __ Hamlet has developed for Ophelia. Polonius asks if Ophelia has done anything to __ Hamlet, and she replies that she took Polonius's earlier advice __ , and she has stopped accepting Hamlet's __ and refusing to __ Polonius fears that being rejected by Ophelia has driven Hamlet __ Name

Inside the castle, Polonius gives his servant Reynaldo money and notes to take to France. Polonius tells Reynaldo his mission is to spy on Laertes in Paris in order to find out what kind of man his son is turning out to be.<br /><br />Polonius suggests that Reynaldo pretend to be drunk and try to gossip with his friends about Laertes's behavior in order to discern whether Laertes really does have problems with these vices.<br /><br />Polonius is proud of his clever scheme to spy on his son, though the old man seems to have trouble keeping track of his own logic as he lays out the plan for Reynaldo.<br /><br />Just as Reynaldo exits to board a ship to France, Ophelia enters looking pale and distressed. Polonius asks her what has happened, and she tells him that just now, as she was reading in her room, Hamlet entered unannounced and uninvited with his shirt unbuttoned and his stockings down. Ophelia remarks that Hamlet looked "as if he had been reading."<br /><br />Ophelia goes on to state that Hamlet stood staring at her for a long while before gently releasing her with a sigh and departing her room without speaking. Ophelia says she fears Hamlet really is mad with her. Polonius suggests Ophelia go with him to see Hamlet, so that they can inform him of the "violent" love Hamlet has developed for Ophelia.<br /><br />Polonius asks if Ophelia has done anything to provoke Hamlet, and she replies that she took Polonius's earlier advice to heart and has stopped accepting Hamlet's advances and refusing to encourage him. Polonius fears that being rejected by Ophelia has driven Hamlet mad.