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Honour and dishonour - Coggle Diagram
Honour and dishonour
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Characters
Falstaff
D - Doesn't believe in honour, shows cowardice, fears battle, steals from people, drinks a lot and gets drunk.
Hal
D to H - Reforms his honour, by changing his attitude, wanting to make his dad proud, rebelling against Falstaff's ways.
Worcester
H & D - Manipulates his nephew hotspurs love for battle and carelessness, distorts the kings offers of peace.
King henry
H to D - Gets the throne due to his honour, later doesn't keep his promises, becomes weak, no backbone, therefore the rebels try to take the throne from him.
Glendower
H - Sees his honour as cosmic/divine, not explored to much
Hotspur
H - Lives by honour, loves battle, wants to gain honour through battle, strong, confident, egotistical, arrogant, a bad display of honour.
Northumberland
D - Also manipulates Hotspurs aggressive ego to get his way, but ultimately he betrays the rebels by making excuses that he is sick for the big battle.
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