* An interlined <b>Paraphrase</b> for each line of the Scene.

* An interlined <b>Paraphrase</b> for each line of the Scene.

* <b>Notes</b> for that Scene.

* <b>Notes</b> for that Scene, including comment about acting the play.

* <b>Scene Links</b>, for convenience in moving quickly to one of the other Scenes.

* <b>Scene Links</b>, for convenience in moving quickly to one of the other Scenes.

===Synopsis===

===Synopsis===

The synopsis provided on the Scene page is merely a quick statement of events.  For details, the synopsis section ends with a link to the appropriate section of the Explixation page, which provides an in-depth analysis.

The synopsis provided on the Scene page is merely a quick statement of events.  For details, the synopsis section ends with a link to the appropriate section of the Explixation page, which provides a more in-depth description.

===Characters===

===Characters===

===Notes===

===Notes===

On each Scene page, the dialogue is followed by notes for each line of that Scene.  As already mentioned, clicking a line number will take the reader to the note for that line.

On each Scene page, the dialogue is followed by the regular Notes for each line of that Scene.  As already mentioned, clicking a line number will take the reader to the Note for that line.

Each note includes a Return link, to take the reader back to the note's dialogue line.  A note may also include other links, as follows.

Each Note includes a Return link, to take the reader back to the Note's dialogue line.  A Note may also include other links, as follows.

* Extended Note.  A link for an extended note will take the reader to a different page, the page of extended notes for the Scene.  The page will have a name such as "Scene 4 Extended Notes."  The extended notes go into greater depth on something related to the dialogue line.  The main reason for the extended notes, on a different page, is to keep the Notes reasonably short, since they appear on the same page as the dialogue.

* <b>Extended Note</b>.  A link for an extended note will take the reader to a different page, the page of extended notes for the Scene.  The page will have a name such as "Scene 4 Extended Notes."  The extended notes go into greater depth on something related to the dialogue line.  The main reason for the extended notes, on a different page, is to keep the Notes reasonably short, since they appear on the same page as the dialogue.

* Folio Difference.  Some Notes include a "Folio Difference" link.  As mentioned above, the Second Quarto and First Folio versions of ''Hamlet'' have some differences.  A "Folio Difference" link means for the line of the dialogue, such a difference exists.  The link takes the reader to a different page, with a name such as "Scene 7 Folio Differences," where I explore the difference in detail, and state why I decided to use the Second Quarto wording instead of the First Folio wording for that particular line, or vice versa.

* <b>Folio Difference</b>.  Some Notes include a "Folio Difference" link.  As mentioned above, the Second Quarto and First Folio versions of ''Hamlet'' have some differences.  A "Folio Difference" link means for the line of the dialogue, such a difference exists.  The link takes the reader to a different page, with a name such as "Scene 7 Folio Differences," where I explore the difference in detail, and state why I decided to use the Second Quarto wording instead of the First Folio wording for that particular line, or vice versa.