Falstaff

Henry IV Part 1

View eBook Version

Text Guides > Henry IV Part 1 > Character Analysis > Falstaff

Nutshell Summary

Character Analysis

- Minor characters
- King Henry IV
- Mortimer
- Hotspur
- Falstaff
- Prince Hal
- Northumberland
- Worcester
- Douglas
- Glendower

Quote Bank

- Debts and promises
- Loyalty
- Kingship and leadership
- Lies and manipulation
- Religion and morality
- Order and disorder
- The role of women
- Fatherhood

Falstaff

Previous Module

Next Module

Previous Module

Next Module

Nutshell Summary

Character Analysis

- Minor characters
- King Henry IV
- Mortimer
- Hotspur
- Falstaff
- Prince Hal
- Northumberland
- Worcester
- Douglas
- Glendower

Quote Bank

- Debts and promises
- Loyalty
- Kingship and leadership
- Lies and manipulation
- Religion and morality
- Order and disorder
- The role of women
- Fatherhood

Falstaff is one of Shakespeare’s greatest characters. And if you don’t believe me, ask Queen Elizabeth I, who demanded that Shakespeare write more about the charming fat man.

Unlock Falstaff

Subscribe to SnapRevise+ to get immediate access to the rest of this resource.

Create Account

Premium accounts get immediate access to this resource.

Previous Module

Next Module