Why does Polonius chide his son? What does Polonius do after scolding his son?
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1.Polonius plans to hide in order to eavesdrop on Gertrude's confrontation with her son, in the hope that doing so will enable him to determine the cause of the problem Hamlet's bizarre and threatening behavior.
2.Polonius enters, scolds his son for taking so long, then immediately starts giving him long-winded advice about how to act: be sociable, but not vulgar; do not lend or borrow money; to your own self be true, and on and on… Finally, he lets Laertes leave. Polonius asks Ophelia what she was talking about with Laertes.
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