Rosencrantz and Guildenstern finally meet with Hamlet, and Hamlet discovers they were sent for by the King. How does Hamlet describe his personal problems to them?

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He tells them he used to think the world was wonderful, but now he finds differently, and he has no delight in man or woman.

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He compares himself to an erupting volcano.

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Hamlet has written a poem that he reads to them, describing his sorrows.

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He cries and takes them into his confidence, hoping they will align themselves with him against the King.