Henry V | Act II, Scene 2 Summary and Analysis
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Earl of Cambridge, Lord Scroop, Sir Thomas Grey: English nobles, but traitors to the crown
Earl of Westmoreland: English noble
Duke of Bedford: Henry’s brother
Summary
Now in Southampton, we see Exeter, Bedford, and Westmore-land, Henry’s three most trusted advisors, discussing a plot involving three other advisors, the Earl of Cambridge, Lord Scroop, and Sir Thomas Grey, whom the French have paid to spy on Henry. As the scene unfolds, however, we find that the king, too, is suspicious of the conspirators and has prepared writs of impeachment for...
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