Richmond

Richard III

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Character Analysis

- Richard
- Queen Elizabeth
- Margaret
- Buckingham
- Stanley
- Anne
- King Edward IV
- Richmond
- The Duchess of York
- Hastings
- The Princes (Prince Edward and the the Duke of York)
- Clarence
- Dorset, Rivers, and Grey
- Boy and Girl
- Tyrrell
- Ratcliffe and Catesby
- Vaughan

Quote Bank

- Deformity / Richard’s nature / Tudor myth
- Divine retribution and God’s judgement
- Deception / duplicity
- The natural order
- Determinism / providentialism / prophecy / fate
- The power of language

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Nutshell Summary

Character Analysis

- Richard
- Queen Elizabeth
- Margaret
- Buckingham
- Stanley
- Anne
- King Edward IV
- Richmond
- The Duchess of York
- Hastings
- The Princes (Prince Edward and the the Duke of York)
- Clarence
- Dorset, Rivers, and Grey
- Boy and Girl
- Tyrrell
- Ratcliffe and Catesby
- Vaughan

Quote Bank

- Deformity / Richard’s nature / Tudor myth
- Divine retribution and God’s judgement
- Deception / duplicity
- The natural order
- Determinism / providentialism / prophecy / fate
- The power of language

Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond is the heir of the Lancastrian claim to the throne who was raised in exile after his father’s death in a previous rebellion. His presence emerges towards the end of the play, after news spreads that he is gathering an army in France, and he makes his first physical appearance in Act 5 Scene 2.

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