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At all times, King Henry VI is a noble and sweet guy. He values peace and hates achieving it...
Queen Margaret is strong, controlling, and passionate. She knows what she wants, and she goes...
Warwick fights long and hard for York and Edward... right up until Edward takes a wife, that is....
Edward has a bunch of titles in Henry VI, Part 3. First he's Earl of March; then he's Duke of...
Richard, later the Duke of Gloucester, is York's son and Edward and George's brother. He might...
Richard, Duke of York is Henry VI's biggest opponent. Why? Well, once upon a time, it was decided...
Never one to be passive-aggressive, Clifford comes right out with it when something's got his...
York's son George becomes Duke of Clarence (and then sometimes goes by "Clarence") after his dad...
Lewis (a.k.a. King Louis XI of France) is only in the play long enough to get visits from both...
As love stories go, this one probably won't win any awards anytime soon. Lady Grey's husband has...
Even though she's only in one scene, Lady Bona plays a big role in causing allegiances to shift....
Margaret and Henry VI's son, Prince Edward is the reason Margaret fights so hard against York (or...
Poor Rutland. He's just a pawn in a game that's much bigger than him. The young Edmund, Earl of...
King Henry VI meets a young lad while in prison and is taken with him; he even predicts that...
Rivers, Hastings, Montgomery, and Montague (in the first half of the play, at least) all support...
Oxford, Exeter, Norfolk, Northumberland, Westmorland, Somerset, and Montague (in the second half...
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