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Richard iii

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English

 

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October 4, 2016

 

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University

 

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Richard described himself as “deformed and unfinished, so unpleasant to look at, that dogs bark at him, sent before his time”. Because he didn’t think that he was worthy of love because of his looks and deformities he wished to inflict pain upon other people and act like a villain. He achieved this by deceiving others and manipulating them to do his will...
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Because he didn’t think that he was worthy of love because of his looks and deformities he wished to inflict pain upon other people and act like a villain. He achieved this by deceiving others and manipulating them to do his will. The first example of his manipulation is illustrated clearly within the first Act, Scene I of the play, where Richard reveals that he has planned to have Clarence killed...
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