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HAMLET "Farewell, Ophelia, and remember well What I have said to you." Line 88,Act 1 Sc 111. "Tis in my memory locked, And you yourself shall the keep the key of it. Line 90 Act 1 Sc 11.These were the last words Laertes and Ophelia exchanged before he left to France. It is when Polonius hears these words that he asks Ophelia what Laertes meant when he said, "Remember well What I have said to you". Ophelia then tells her father that it was about her relationship with Hamlet. Polonius then questions Ophelia about this so-called relationship. Which then brings me to speech Polonius and Ophelia have Act 1 Scene 3 Lines 122-143 which I have based my essay own. I will go in depth and explain different characteristics of this speech. This whole speech between Polonius and Ophelia, though Polonius does most of the talking. I think it would be...

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