King Richard II résumés

What is a theme in the play? Explain one major theme. Articulate the theme in complete sentences. For instance, if you believe one of the themes is that homophobia is thinly disguised in the form of political games in the play, that Bolingbroke's motivation is personal rather than political, refer to specific moments in the play when this is apparent or suggested and explain how those moments illustrate your points about the theme. -In the play, the contrast between the two characters king Ri...

"One of the most important and major themes is the power of the throne including the ideas about authority and the consequence of power change. This theme is most emphasized during act 3 to act 5 of the play when King Richard lose his crown that later then belongs to Bolingbroke and ends up in the detention place".

"One of the most important and major themes is the power of the throne including the ideas about authority and the consequence of power change. This theme is most emphasized during act 3 to act 5 of the play when King Richard lose his crown that later then belongs to Bolingbroke and ends up in the detention place".

What is a theme in the play? Explain one major theme. Articulate the theme in complete sentences. For instance, if you believe one of the themes is that homophobia is thinly disguised in the form of political games in the play, that Bolingbroke's motivation is personal rather than political, refer to specific moments in the play when this is apparent or suggested and explain how those moments illustrate your points about the theme. -In the play, the contrast between the two characters king Ri...