Imagine the conversation Hamlet might have with his mother, Gertrude, if he had confronted her directly on the issue of her hasty marriage to his father's brother. Write a dialogue between Hamlet and Gertrude on this subject. Each person should have at least 5 lines.
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Imagine the conversation Hamlet might have with his mother, Gertrude, if he had confronted her directly on the issue of her hasty marriage to his father's brother. Write a dialogue between Hamlet and Gertrude on this subject. Each person should have at least 5 lines. 
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Enter HAMLET

HAMLET 
 Mother, mother, mother!

Enter QUEEN GERTRUDE 

QUEEN GERTRUDE 
what's thy matter?

HAMLET 
Mother, thou hast much offended me.

QUEEN GERTRUDE 
What does thy mean?

HAMLET 
Mother, you have my father much offended.

QUEEN GERTRUDE
[Confused] Be thou assured, your in error hamlet

Hamlet
[Angry, Yet direct to the point] How dare thy share a bed with Claudius, the Murderer of Thy Husband!

QUEEN GERTRUDE 
how dare you use thy wicked tongue in that way
What have I done, In noise so rude against me?

HAMLET 
Go, go, you question with your wicked actions


QUEEN GERTRUDE 
Why, how now, Hamlet!