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** Since Rosencrantz and Guidenstern [[PerspectiveFlip never see or hear the scenes that reveal the method in Hamlet's madness,]] Hamlet seems particularly crazy in this version of the story.
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** Since Rosencrantz and Guidenstern Guildenstern [[PerspectiveFlip never see or hear the scenes that reveal the method in Hamlet's madness,]] Hamlet seems particularly crazy in this version of the story.
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-->'''Guildenstern''': No - it is not enough. To be told so little - to such an end - and still, finally, to be denied an explanation...
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-->'''Guildenstern''': No - -- it is not enough. To be told so little - -- to such an end - -- and still, finally, to be denied an explanation...
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* Is Guildenstern right about there being a moment where they could have said no? After all, they could have chosen not to proceed with the king's mission after finding out that they were essentially sending Hamlet to die, but they chose to do nothing. On the other hand, since they're only characters in a play, it could be that they had no choice but to go along because the script said so.
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* Is Guildenstern right about there being a moment where they could have said no? After all, they could have chosen not to proceed with the king's mission after finding out that they were essentially sending Hamlet to die, but they chose to do nothing. On the other hand, since they're only characters in a play, it could be that they had no choice but to go along because the script said so.
*** Another interpretation is that this moment came at the beginning when they chose to respond to the herald's call and come out on stage.
*** Another interpretation is that this moment came at the beginning when they chose to respond to the herald's call and come out on stage.
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** In the film, after Hamlet humiliated Ophelia yet again, Alfred can be seen comforting her.
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** Also, the "Playing at Questions" scene.
