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1. • • There is no creature loves me, / And if I die, no soul will pity me" (Act 5, Scene 3) Analysis: In a rare moment of introspection, Richard acknowledges his isolation. His lack of love or loyalty from others highlights the consequences of his ruthless actions.
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   What are some famous quotes from Richard III?

   • Well-known quotes from Richard III in the order in which they appear in the play. Made glorious summer by this sun of York. Grim-visaged War hath smoothed his wrinkled front. This weak piping time of peace. And hate the idle pleasures of these days. Was ever woman in this humour wooed? Was ever woman in this humour won?

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   How does Richard III follow the events portrayed in Henry VI Part 3?

   • Richard III follows the events portrayed in Henry VI Part 3. Richard of Gloucester, the brother of King Edward IV, is determined to gain the crown of England for himself, no matter what. His plot begins as he romantically pursues Lady Anne, a widow.

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   Why did Richard III need a horse?

   • In the heat of battle, Richard’s horse has been killed, and he needs another to search for Richmond more swiftly. Richard’s need for a horse demonstrates the fragility of human life and expectations. The king suddenly needs more than anything a simple animal, or else he may lose the kingdom. Important quotes by Richard III Quotes in Richard III.

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   Why does King Richard Want to marry Queen Elizabeth's daughter?

   • To cement his kingship and preclude usurpers to the throne, King Richard wants to marry Queen Elizabeth’s daughter. Their union would join the two familial lines that have been vying for the throne. Richard, as he always does, here attempts to sway the queen with language. His logic seems twisted, just as his logic was in his pursuit of Anne.

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   How does Richard explain his drive for power?

   • (Act 1, Scene 1, lines 24–31) In his first monologue, Richard explains the genesis of his drive for power: He claims that since he appears too ugly to be the “good guy” he will recast himself as the “bad guy.”

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   Why does Richard resent King Edward IV?

   • After a long civil war between the royal family of York and the royal family of Lancaster, England enjoys a period of peace under King Edward IV and the victorious Yorks. But Edward’s younger brother, Richard, resents Edward’s power and the happiness of those around him.

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   To cement his kingship and preclude usurpers to the throne, King Richard wants to marry Queen Elizabeth’s daughter. Their union would join the two familial lines that have been vying for the throne. Richard, as he always does, here attempts to sway the queen with language.

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   Grim-visaged War hath smoothed his wrinkled front. (Richard, Act 1 Scene 1) This weak piping time of peace. (Richard, Act 1 Scene 1) And therefore, since I cannot prove a lover, To entertain these fair well-spoken days, I am determined to prove a villain. And hate the idle pleasures of these days.

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   Once Richard sees that his manipulation of Anne’s “womanly feelings” has worked, he rejoices, even as he admits to the audience that he has little love for Anne.

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   By using a soliloquy, William Shakespeare is able to reveal that Richard has already decided to become a villain. He frames his villainy as a choice made due to skill, suggesting that because he cannot succeed as a “lover” at court, he has to use other methods to gain power.

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    Richard III Summary. Jealous and crippled, Richard of Gloucester wants to be King of England and uses manipulation and deceit to achieve his goal. He murders his brothers, nephews, and any opposition to become King Richard III.