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Falstaff reconstructs the past when he lies about the
robbery. Perhaps this is part of the lesson which
Hal learns from F. And Hal's soliloquy - "I know you
all" deals explicitly with the way his future will
revise his past: deeds that look shameful will become
a foil to set oof shining deeds.Posted by cloten on March 31, 1997 at 08:55:35
In Reply to "HISTORY PLAYS-HOW HE MAKES US AWARE OF RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST" posted by SARAH WRIGHT on March 27, 1997 at 19:49:24
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