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richard 2, importance on thomas of woodstock

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October 30, 2013

 

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Richard's fall from the throne is a consequence of his own actions and not of the actions of others. Being the most eloquent of all Shakespeare's kings Richard speaks of himself in very high regard yet he does not conduct himself like a man in his esteemed position ought to. He is an erratic and unpredictable, self-centered and cowardly King who murders one uncle and steals from another...
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He is an erratic and unpredictable, self-centered and cowardly King who murders one uncle and steals from another. However he may choose to abuse his power no man can ever escape his shameful past. The Duke of Gloucester represents a dishonorable past that Richard cannot escape; the dark cloud created by his role in the crimes loom above him for the remainder of his reign and ultimately leads to his demise...
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