He listens, but knows how deceitful she is and he says, "We could tangle spiders in the webs you weave." Nobody ever knows when Henry is being sincere. "When your opponent uses sincerity, that's when it gets awfully confusing." John, Henry's favorite son, does not even know when he is merely acting...
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So, when Henry announces that Richard is going to be the new heir, he is playing with John's emotions. Geoffrey is always looking for a chance to come in. He does not care if he is the last resort, he just wants to be king. Geoffrey drops as John's chancellor because he wants to be on the winning side (at least that's what he says)...
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nothing He would rather live a coward than die a hero with honour. The ?grinning honour' of the dead Walter Blunt who had died disguised as King Henry as a favour to the king provoked the comment, "Give me life, which if I can save, so; if not, honour comes unlooked for, and there's an end...	2 / 386
Henry IV Part One To become what he is now, Hal has done it at the expense of Falstaff. Before, the Prince could only use words to express his loyalty to his father but now his sword speaks even more powerfully for him...	3 / 645
Henry IV Falstaff who seems to be Hal's role model while in the Tavern, is putting forth a great deal of effort to have Hal conform into the lowlife that he himself has made himself out to be...	3 / 585
henry 4 Henry's trouble stems from his own uneasy conscience and his uncertainty about the legitimacy of his rule. After all, he himself is a murderer who has illegally usurped the throne from Richard II...	2 / 339