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Act One
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern open the play flipping coins that keep landing heads, a result so statistically impossible it immediately signals that normal rules don't apply here.
Act Two
Ros and Guil spend most of this act trying and failing to interrogate Hamlet, who runs circles around them. They rehearse questions, argue about strategy, and swap roles.
Act Three
The final act takes place almost entirely on the ship to England. Ros and Guil discover the letter they're carrying orders Hamlet's execution.
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