I'm studying 'Hamlet' and need to find the full text on the Folger Shakespeare Library website. Once there, locate the famous 'To be or not to be' soliloquy. Provide the Act, Scene, and starting line number for this soliloquy. Then, tell me how I can quickly jump to 'Act 5, scene 2' of the play, and confirm if the text displayed is a modern edition.
Navigate to 'https://www.folger.edu/'. Click on the 'Explore' button. Locate and click on the 'Folger Digital Texts' link or navigate to the list of works. On the Folger Digital Texts page, find and click on 'Hamlet'. Click on the 'Full text' link for Hamlet. Click on 'Read the text for free' to access the online play text. Use the search function within the play to find 'To be or not to be'. Identify the Act, Scene, and starting line number of the soliloquy. Identify the navigation mechanism (e.g., dropdown menu) for jumping to specific acts and scenes. Describe how to quickly jump to 'Act 5, scene 2' using this mechanism. Examine the text and website information to determine if the displayed text is a modern edition. Synthesize the findings regarding the soliloquy's location, navigation to Act 5, scene 2, and the text edition.
The agent successfully navigates to the full text of 'Hamlet' on the Folger Digital Texts website. The agent correctly identifies that the 'To be or not to be' soliloquy is in 'Act 3, scene 1'. The agent correctly states the starting line number for 'To be or not to be' as '64'. The agent identifies the 'Jump to' dropdown menu as the method for navigating between acts and scenes. The agent explains that to jump to 'Act 5, scene 2', one would select 'Act 5, scene 2' from the 'Jump to' dropdown menu and click 'Go'. The agent confirms that the displayed text is a modern edition, as there are no options to view an original or archaic version on the page.