In the play Henry IV, Part One, by William Shakespeare, Hal, the prince, is a lot less jovial and innocent than he portrays himself to be. Although he seems to live a life without worry and a lifestyle without any real thought about his life, the truth is that he has many plans and thinks much about his future and does many things with a distinct purpose.
Although he acts very kind towards Falstaff, Hal truly does not appreciate Falstaff as much as he leads him on to believe. During one of the man
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