Hamlet -guacamole (2000) Subtitles

At 00:01:40,640, Character said: I have of late, but wherefore I know not,

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At 00:01:55,560, Character said: lost all my mirth.

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At 00:02:07,000, Character said: What a piece of work is a man?

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At 00:02:09,570, Character said: How noble in reason?

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At 00:02:11,070, Character said: How infinite in faculties
and form and moving?

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At 00:02:15,040, Character said: How express and admirable in action?

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At 00:02:18,150, Character said: How like an angel in
apprehension? How like a god?

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At 00:02:31,890, Character said: The beauty of the world,

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At 00:02:38,000, Character said: the paragon of animals,

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At 00:02:43,510, Character said: and yet, to me...

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At 00:02:48,480, Character said: What is this quintessence of dust?

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At 00:03:06,530, Character said: Though yet of Hamlet
our dear brother's death

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At 00:03:09,570, Character said: our memory be green,

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At 00:03:11,770, Character said: and that it us befitted
to bear our heart in grief

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At 00:03:15,240, Character said: and our whole kingdom to be contracted

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At 00:03:17,670, Character said: in one brow of woe.

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At 00:03:20,080, Character said: Yet so far hath discretion
fought with nature

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At 00:03:23,080, Character said: that we with wisest sorrow think on him,

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At 00:03:25,810, Character said: together with remembrance of ourselves.

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At 00:03:28,780, Character said: Therefore our sometime sister,

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At 00:03:32,960, Character said: now our queen,

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At 00:03:34,920, Character said: the imperial jointress
to this warlike state,

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At 00:03:37,960, Character said: have we, as 'twere with a defeated joy...

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At 00:03:41,700, Character said: With an auspicious and dropping eye,

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At 00:03:45,630, Character said: with mirth in funeral

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At 00:03:47,240, Character said: and with dirge in marriage,

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At 00:03:49,740, Character said: in equal scale weighing
delight and dole...

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At 00:03:53,980, Character said: taken to wife.

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At 00:04:09,020, Character said: Nor have we herein barred
your better wisdoms,

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At 00:04:12,560, Character said: which have freely gone
with this affair along.

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At 00:04:15,260, Character said: - For all...
- Our thanks.

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At 00:04:22,570, Character said: Now follows, that you know

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At 00:04:24,910, Character said: young Fortinbras,

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At 00:04:26,680, Character said: holding a weak supposal of our worth.

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At 00:04:30,250, Character said: Or thinking by our late
dear brother's death

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At 00:04:32,250, Character said: our state to be disjoint
and out of frame,

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At 00:04:35,280, Character said: colleagued with the dream
of his advantage,

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At 00:04:38,850, Character said: he hath not failed to pester
us with message,

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At 00:04:42,290, Character said: importing the surrender of those lands

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At 00:04:45,290, Character said: lost by his father.

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At 00:04:47,130, Character said: With all bond of law,
to our most valiant brother.

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At 00:04:53,600, Character said: So much for him.

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At 00:05:08,220, Character said: And now, Laertes, what's
the news with you?

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At 00:05:10,920, Character said: The head is not more native to the heart,

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At 00:05:12,850, Character said: the hand more instrumental to the mouth,

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At 00:05:14,620, Character said: than is the throne of
Denmark to thy father.

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At 00:05:16,730, Character said: What wouldst thou have, Laertes?

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At 00:05:18,860, Character said: My dread lord, your leave and
favor to return to France;

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At 00:05:21,900, Character said: From whence though willingly I come
to show my duty in your coronation,

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At 00:05:25,330, Character said: now, I must confess, that duty done,

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At 00:05:27,240, Character said: my thoughts and wishes
bend again toward France.

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At 00:05:29,640, Character said: - Have you your father's leave?
- What says Polonius?

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At 00:05:32,940, Character said: He has, my lord, wrung
from me my slow leave

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At 00:05:37,250, Character said: by laboursome petition, and at last

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At 00:05:40,380, Character said: upon his will I sealed my hard consent.

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At 00:05:44,120, Character said: I do beseech you, give him leave to go.

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At 00:05:47,120, Character said: Take thy fair hour,
Laertes; Time be thine,

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At 00:05:49,660, Character said: and thy best grace spend it at thy will!

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At 00:05:55,860, Character said: My cousin Hamlet,

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At 00:05:57,830, Character said: and my son...

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At 00:06:00,370, Character said: How is it that the clouds
still hang on you?

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At 00:06:03,370, Character said: Hamlet...

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At 00:06:05,670, Character said: cast thy nighted color off,

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At 00:06:07,740, Character said: and let thine eye look
like a friend on Denmark.

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At 00:06:11,280, Character said: Do not forever with thy vailed lids

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At 00:06:13,220, Character said: seek for thy noble father in the dust.

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At 00:06:16,350, Character said: Thou know'st 'tis common;

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At 00:06:18,320, Character said: All that lives must die, passing
through nature to eternity.

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At 00:06:22,390, Character said: Ay, madam, it is common.

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At 00:06:24,230, Character said: If it be, why seems it
so particular with thee?

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At 00:06:29,160, Character said: Seems, Madam.

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At 00:06:34,140, Character said: Nay, it is.
I know not "seems."

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At 00:06:38,110, Character said: 'Tis not alone my inky cloak,
good Mother,

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At 00:06:40,340, Character said: nor customary suits of solemn black,

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At 00:06:44,350, Character said: nor windy suspiration of forced breath.

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At 00:06:47,380, Character said: No, nor the fruitful river in the eye,

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At 00:06:51,150, Character said: that can denote me truly.

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At 00:06:53,120, Character said: These indeed seem,

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At 00:06:55,860, Character said: for they are actions
that a man might play.

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At 00:06:59,160, Character said: But I have that within
which passeth show,

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At 00:07:01,400, Character said: these but the trappings
and the suits of woe.

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At 00:07:09,100, Character said: 'Tis sweet and commendable
in your nature, Hamlet,

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At 00:07:11,470, Character said: to give these mourning
duties to your father.

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At 00:07:14,440, Character said: But that father lost, lost his,

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At 00:07:17,250, Character said: and the survivor bound in
filial obligation for some term

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At 00:07:20,450, Character said: to do obsequious sorrow.

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At 00:07:22,320, Character said: But to persevere in obdurate condolement

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At 00:07:24,790, Character said: is a course of impious stubbornness;

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At 00:07:26,290, Character said: 'Tis an unmanly grief.

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At 00:07:29,930, Character said: It shows a will most incorrect to heaven.

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At 00:07:32,490, Character said: A heart unfortified, a mind impatient.

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At 00:07:35,060, Character said: For your intent on going back
to school in Wittenberg,

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At 00:07:37,430, Character said: it is most retrograde to our desire,

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At 00:07:39,870, Character said: and we beseech you, bend you

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At 00:07:42,740, Character said: to remain here in the
care and comfort of our eye.

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At 00:07:46,810, Character said: Let not thy mother lose
her prayers, Hamlet.

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At 00:07:50,850, Character said: Stay with us,

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At 00:07:52,510, Character said: go not to Wittenberg.

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At 00:07:55,350, Character said: I shall in all my best obey you, madam.

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At 00:08:22,410, Character said: That this too, too solid
flesh would melt,

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At 00:08:25,380, Character said: thaw, and resolve itself into a dew.

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At 00:08:29,380, Character said: Or that the Everlasting had not fixed
his canon 'gainst self-slaughter.

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At 00:08:34,090, Character said: God.

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At 00:08:36,090, Character said: God. How weary, stale, flat,
and unprofitable

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At 00:08:38,930, Character said: seem to me all the uses of this world.

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At 00:08:43,060, Character said: 'Tis an unweeded garden
that grows to seed.

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At 00:08:46,170, Character said: Things rank and gross
in nature possess it merely.

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At 00:08:51,140, Character said: That it should come to this!

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At 00:08:53,310, Character said: But two months dead,
nay, not so much, not two.

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At 00:08:55,940, Character said: So excellent a king that was, to this,

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At 00:08:58,580, Character said: Hyperion to a satyr.

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At 00:09:04,320, Character said: So loving to my mother that he might
not beteem the winds of heaven

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At 00:09:06,890, Character said: visit her face too roughly.

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At 00:09:10,260, Character said: Why, she would hang on him,
as if increase of appetite

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At 00:09:12,990, Character said: had grown by what it fed on.

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At 00:09:14,860, Character said: And yet, within a month...

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At 00:09:17,500, Character said: I may not think on it.

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At 00:09:20,400, Character said: Frailty, thy name is woman.

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At 00:09:24,040, Character said: A little month

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At 00:09:26,470, Character said: or ere these shoes were old with which
she followed my poor father's body

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At 00:09:30,850, Character said: like Niobe, all tears...
Why she, even she...

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At 00:09:34,280, Character said: God!

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At 00:09:36,520, Character said: A beast that wants discourse of
reason would have mourned longer.

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At 00:09:40,320, Character said: Married with my uncle,
my father's brothe, r

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At 00:09:42,420, Character said: but no more like my father
than I to Hercules.

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At 00:09:45,530, Character said: Within a month.

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At 00:09:47,500, Character said: Ere yet the salt of
most unrighteous tears

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At 00:09:50,230, Character said: had left the flushing in her
galled eyes... she married.

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At 00:09:54,140, Character said: Most wicked speed,

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At 00:09:56,870, Character said: to post with such
dexterity to incestuous sheets!

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