Hamlet 5.1 Interview with Hamlet and the Gravediggers

In Act Five of Hamlet, the story nears its end with a scene in a churchyard where two grave diggers debate the Christian burial of a suicide victim. Hamlet returns to Denmark and reflects on mortality with Yorick's skull. The burial of Ophelia leads to a confrontation between Hamlet and Laertes, highlighting themes of death and tragedy.

What does Hamlet say about the nature of death and the grave?

What does Laertes do during Ophelia's burial?

How does the scene end with Claudius and Laertes?