shakespeare help

what scenes from what shakespeare plays have a scene thatw oudl represent the theme of a "school boy"?

can't use romeo and juliet

Yes, I'm also very confused by the question.

Are you asking what prominent Shakespearean characters were "schoolboys" or students or juvenile characters?

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I think the most obvious would be the scene in the beginning of "Hamlet" when Polonious sends his son Laertes off to school, giving him a long speech full of platitudes about how to comport himself ("neither a borrower nor a lender be", "To thine own self be true") A less obvious one might be the Lady Macduff scene in "Macbeth" when Lady Macduff has a playful, yet melancholy discourse with her son just before the two of them are murdered. She is full of sorrow about her departed husband; he tries to cheer her up by taking what she says literally and acting obtuse.

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