I don't think the Falstaff figure emerges in anything from the historical material. But there's certainly a sense that there is a period of miserable or wild oats for the prince. Catherine Luschon, much exercise, by the way, Shakespeare, my lines Margaret, don't want you. Do you want to express your spleen? Yes, I'd love to. We're very used to the idea that we must completely dismantle his monstrous portrayal of Richard III as the ultimate villain. There's a sense in which his equally monstrous portrayal of Margaret of Anjou has remained accepted until relatively recently as an accurate depiction of her.

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