Horatio thinks the Ghost represents an ill omen, that is, that it predicts something bad or unlucky will take place concerning the future of Denmark.
<h3>Horatio and the Ghost</h3>
In the tragic play "Hamlet," by Shakespeare, Horatio is Hamlet's best friend. He is one of the first people to see the Ghost of Hamlet's father at the beginning of the play.
In Horatio's opinion, the Ghost's appearance is an ill omen. That means it is a symbol of bad luck. The Ghost indicates that something bad will happen to the country, after all he was the King of Denmark before he died.
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<span>Venus searches actively for her son's whereabouts.
The word cried in this line does not necessarily mean tears, it can also mean to call out. Venus is calling out for her son trying to find him. In the lines that follow this, the speaker lists various other places that she searches for her son saying, "</span><span>In hamlets, palaces and parks,".</span>