From the reading of "Hamlet," we can see that the events take place in the following order: King Claudius marries Queen Gertrude, Hamlet speaks to a ghost, a troupe of actors performs a play, and Hamlet kills Polonius.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Hamlet is very shaken by his father's death but is completely enraged when he finds out that his mother, Queen Gertrude, will marry his uncle, Claudius, who has become the new king.
- Hamlet's disturbance with this episode is so great that he begins to see his father's ghost, where he understands how his father dies and what he must do.
- The ghost accuses King Claudius of murder and Hamlet observes how Claudios reacts during the performance of a play.
- When confronting his own mother about the sudden marriage, Hamlet has a tantrum and ends up killing Polonius, who has been watching the argument.
After all these events, Hamlet becomes very thoughtful about what he should do in his life and the lives of those around him.
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