Earlier today in my British Literature class, we read Act II, Scene 1, which was about how Laertis' father doesn't trust him in his own school, so he appoints a spy to badically talk trash about him and try and spread rumors around school to try and get a reaction out of the students. Now, normally, this would surprise me, but knowing that parents want to know more about their children at school mkes this a lot easier to understand, but knowing that his own father wants to talk trash about his own son is seemingly pitiful at an attempt to even try such a thing. Then again, I never know what the rest of the play has in store.
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