The biggest argument that Hamlet has as a result of his charade is the fight with his mother in the infamous chamber scene. In this scene Hamlet’s mother calls Hamlet into her chamber to discuss the way that Hamlet has been acting. Hamlet’s mother has noticed that Hamlet is acting differently, and tries to figure out why he is doing so. When Hamlet enters, he is immediately enraged, shooting back all attempts his mother makes to connect with him with insults. As the quarrel continues Hamlet goes from responding to his mother by saying, “Mother, you have my father much offended” when she says, “Hamlet, thou hast thy father much offended” to having to have his father’s ghost tell Hamlet to stop hurting his mother, and to collect himself (III.