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Really?

If this is supposed to develop his human side, then it doesn't work.
He turns Falstaff away and causes his death in HenryIV Part 2 and Henry V,
And he hangs Bardolph in Henry V even though he could have given a royal
pardon. I don't have time right now, or I'd elaborate further, but
those are a couple of examples of how Hal fails to develop this.

Posted by J.H.P. on April 26, 1997 at 13:46:21
 In Reply to "And also..." posted by Hamlet on April 25, 1997 at 11:28:16


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