Hamlet Character Act II

Polonius is pretty interesting. First of all, he is a total scheming nutcase. He's spying on his son, controlling his daughter's life, and now planning on spying on Hamlet. I think it's hilarious when he asks Hamlet what he's reading and Hamlet says, Words, words, words. It's also pretty funny that Polonius says brevity is the soul of wit when he's the one that talks on and on to say nothing, like when he lists every single kind of play that's possible.