The Great Dane
POLONIUS: STRANGE, PRATTLING MAN,
NOW DEAD, LEAVING BEHIND TWO CHILDREN.
Polonius, longtime friend of great king Claudius, and father of Laertes and Ophelia, was pronounced dead this past weekend, after being found murdered in the home of King Claudius.
Polonius is survived by his two children, Laertes and Ophelia, who say that Polonius will be remembered and is missed greatly. Polonius will perhaps best be remembered for roaming the halls of the castle, muttering to himself, listening in on the conversations of strangers, and for loud, senile outbursts of emotion. Although his actions were disconcerting, his words will live on with the people of Denmark. “To thine own self be true” he most famously spoke, an important lesson that Polonius imparted on his family and friends.
Polonius’s body was found in a heap, bleeding from multiple stab wounds. The murderer is still at large but it is believed that he is close to the royal family
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