The first description was of Bullingbrook, cousin to King Richard II and Duke of Herford. In the beginning of the play Bullingbrook and Mowbray were accusing each other of treacherous acts. Bullingbrook accused Mowbray of plotting the Duke of Gloucester's death and Mowbray denied, accusing Bullingbrook of lying. Needless to say their accusations were brought before the king

In the end his wish was granted but since it was not his direct order he could easily wash his hands of the whole matter and accept the crown solemnly. Shakespeare showed us the difference Between a man who use his head to get what he wanted accomplished and a man who thought just having the title was enough to rule the country. In a way this play shows us that those who have to work for something appreciates it more than if it were handed to them.

Upon his arrival many of the high-established men of the court joined him, swearing their loyalty to him. They then began to bring down those who were traitors to England, those who would rob from the people and lead his cousin, the king, astray. Bullingbrook looking at the situation his country was in then began to device a plan for King Richard II return. He and others agreed that the King's priority was not his people but with gaining a well-known name.

While all of this was transpiring King Richard II was away at Ireland fighting a war he c

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