To be Filled
Summary
Horatio angsts over the death of the man he secretly loved, Prince Hamlet. Fortinbras tries to find out why Horatio is so upset. Hamlet/Horatio Refrences to(Hamlet/Ophelia and Rosencrantz/Guildernstern) Written in iambic/play.
Disclaimer:
This is a work fiction, based on Hamlet by Shakespeare.
Chapter 1 of 4
Posted: July 16, 2004
Act One: Scene One
Author's Note: This is written in play format to mimic Shakespeare's writing style. (DISCLAIMER: I do not own Hamlet or any other of the respective characters. They were all invented by William Shakespeare)Enjoy! ^.^To be FilledAct One: Scene One[Setting: The Throne Room, Denmark]Fortinbras, HoratioFortinbras: Poland is vanquished my father avenged,My heart is filled, what say you Horatio?Horatio:The battle was well waged Sir Fortinbras.I regret Prince Hamlet had not that chance.Fortinbras:His absence does sadden from that I heard,Yet in remembrance you must keep this fact,Still pain’d men shall ne’re hear Fate’s tune differ.[Exit Fortinbras]Horatio:Doth a bird tell an’other not to soar?What irony Fortinbras speaks of,If t’was not for his passions men call grief,In this fine place he would not be.[Exit Horatio]