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1. Prince Hal
   ... Conversely Falstaffamp39s virtues are Hotspuramp39s faults. Hotspur presents Prince Hal with a princely chivalric measuring stick to compare himself to. ...
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2. sunrise, sunset from Henry IV part 1
   Their are several contrasting characters and events which help to establish this question the foils are Prince Hal to Hotspur, Falstaff to King Henry, and the ...
   (1717 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

3. Henry IV
   ... play can be described as an irresponsible, an ignoble and a discreditable Prince.King Henry wishes that his son were Hotspur instead of Hal, Hotspur being ...
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4. the character of Hal in Henry
   ... An excellent example of Halamp39s diplomatic skill is when he is praising Hotspur to Worcester: I do not think a braver gentleman More activevaliant or more ...
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5. Henry IV: Part 1
   ... The King even testifies to his cousin Westmorland that he would rather trade Hal for Hotspur, the son of the Earl of Northumberland, confiding that Hotspur is ...
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6. Analysis of Act V scene iv of Shakespeares Henry IV
   ... Hal speaks respectfully towards Hotspur but proclaims that he will no more ampquotdeny his nameampquot as he has done up until this point in regards to his duty. ...
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7. Richard II The Tudor Myth
   ... well in order to please the King, Henry cannot help but feel disappointed and a sense of failure that his own son, Prince Hal, is not an equal to Hotspur. ...
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8. Henry IV Part 1
   ... Hotspur responds that heamp39d ampquotrather hear his brach howl in Irishampquot l. 237238. ... In Act I scene 2, Hal alludes to Falstaffamp39s sinful habit of pursepicking. ...
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9. Context
   ... Hal also challenges and defeats Hotspur in single combat. The Kingamp39s forces win, and most of the leaders of the Percy family are put to death. ...
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10. False Kings in Henry IV
    ... has arrived with telling Hal that the King says Hal must return to the royal palace by morning, because there is news of a rebellion led by Hotspur and others ...
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11. Shakespeare: The history plays of Henry
    ... Hal, who will soon have to assume the throne, is compared to Hotspur, a young lord of the Percy family who seeks claim to the throne. ...
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12. shakespeare
    ... my part, if a lie may do thee grace, Iamp39ll gild it with the happiest terms I have.ampquot Hal talks of Falstaffs need for the recognition of having killed Hotspur. ...
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13. Pursuit of Honor
    ... Hal then comes to the understanding that in order to achieve honor, a person must ... He realizes that he must fight Hotspur in order to protect the honor of his ...
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14. Trials of a Hero
    ... While at the beginning of the play, it appears that Hal does not really care what ... After he defeats his enemy, Hotspur, it is obvious that the people of England ...
    (1112 Words -- Approx. 4 Pages)