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Showing posts with label Henry IV-Part 1. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 15, 2009

How do you interpret Hal's soliloquy (1.2.185-207)?

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Is it a mistake to like Hal more than Falstaff?

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Is the king's offer of clemency to the rebels sincere (5.1.103-14)?

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How does Hal's eulogy for Hotspur (5.4.87-100) show his growth?

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Does Shakespeare justify the rebellion?

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If you were directing the play & had to make cuts, which scene would you cut?

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