"Hamlet" Act 1 Sc 1

In the first scene of "Hamlet" the opening starts off with Barnardo and Francisco going straight into the conversation. Barnardo and Marcellus talk about the ghost they have seen. They have only seen this ghost twice and they think that it is the dead King. Horatio does not believe in this ghost, so they sit around and wait for it to come. The ghost finally comes and Marcellus keeps telling Horatio to talk to it but he is scared. The ghost goes away because he is offended but later comes back. The ghost then leaves a second time because the rooster crows which means it is morning.