In Polonius' home, Laertes plans to leave for France. Offering his sister, Ophelia, goodbye, he alerts her against going gaga for Hamlet, who is, as indicated by Laertes, too far over her by birth to have the capacity to love her decently. Since Hamlet is capable for his own sentiments as well as for his position in the state, it might be inconceivable for him to wed her. Ophelia consents to keep Laertes' recommendation as a "guardian" near her heart yet asks him not to give her recommendation that he doesn't rehearse himself. Laertes consoles her that he will deal with himself.Polonius enters to say goodbye to his child. He reveals to Laertes that he should rush to his ship yet then postpones him by giving him a lot of exhortation about how
