Thomas becket
Becket was close to King Henry II, but differences in their attitudes toward power drew them apart. he king who is never presented on stage The Women of Canterbury in the Chorus of Becket's doom, which the audience shares. They are genuinely worried about Becket's well being. They hold Becket in great respect and fear for his life. Becket's character. They fail to tempt him with any of their Reginald Fitz Urse, Sir High de Morville, William de Traci and Richard Brito: they play the role of assassins of Becket, and Reginald Fitz Urse assumes the leader's role among them. between the King and the Pope; that is between temporal power and spiritual power., their forces clash temptation by the four tempters who offer Becket various items ranging from money to unlimited power. Becket resists them all. whole city of Canterbury is rejoicing, but the peasant women of the Chorus have a strange intuition of death. The tension is accompanied by a feeling that death is unavoidable, and it is
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Approximate Word count = 1270
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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