Puck's last soliloquy, which concludes the play, might be paraphrased as follows: If the characters and events you've witnessed have disturbed you, I propose pretending it was all a dream and that you were sleeping when you witnessed it all. Please don't get annoyed with me, audience. Please forgive us; we will make everything right. We must now leave the stage, but we will return next week for another adventure. As Puck leaves the stage he turns to look back at everyone including Hamlet. Then he leaps over the wall into the garden where he is seen no more. After Puck has gone, Horatio tells Hamlet that the players are ready to rehearse again so they can perform before the king later that evening. Hamlet agrees and then asks whether there are any more questions. When nobody replies, he says "Farewell, God bless him! / And those that love him, let them know / He dies tonight." In other words, Puck has saved his life once again.