Shakespeare's Richard II (Part 14 of 21) (Act 4, Scene 1)
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This video is a response to Shakespeare's Richard II (Part 13 of 21) (Act 3, Scene 4)
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How sad they cut the "gage throwing" sequence from this scene (or rather, it seems they decided to not include it in this production.
ahgreer 1 month ago
@poland1230 Chilling.....
titusact4scene2 6 months ago
cool...
poland1230 8 months ago
The prophesy of the carnage and battles resulting from the unlawful disposition of King Richard II made by the bishop is a very brilliant interpretation of the upcoming Wars of the Roses, about which Shakespeare wrote his famous York tetralogy; and when Richard abdicates he suddenly behaves like a king, when he contemplates his follies past and the treason of his former henchmen; it is strange: When Fortuna was gracious to him he was a lewd boy but in misery he turned royal inward and outward.
FireEyedMaidOfWar 10 months ago