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   Richmond finally invades England. The night before the battle that will decide everything, Richard has a terrible dream in which the ghosts of all the people he has murdered appear and curse him, telling him that he will die the next day. In the battle on the following morning, Richard is killed, and Richmond is crowned King Henry VII.

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   However, Edward’s younger brother, Richard, resents Edward’s power and the happiness of those around him. Malicious, power-hungry, and bitter about his physical deformity, Richard begins to aspire secretly to the throne—and decides to kill anyone he has to in order to become king.

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   Jul 31, 2015 · When Buckingham resists the request, Richard procures “a discontented gentleman,” James Tyrrel, to kill the boys. Richard decides to have Lady Anne killed and to marry Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV and Queen Elizabeth. He then refuses a promised earldom to Buckingham, and Buckingham flees.

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   Summary of William Shakespeare's Richard III: Richard wants to become King no matter who he has to kill to get there; he kills everyone who stands in his way; spooky ghosts appear; Richard is killed.

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   Richard III is a play by William Shakespeare in which the manipulative Richard uses cruel and dishonest methods to usurp the throne of England. In the wake of the War of the Roses,...

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   What is Richard III based on?

   • Richard III is a play by William Shakespeare in which the manipulative Richard uses cruel and dishonest methods to usurp the throne of England. In the wake of the War of the Roses, Richard's brother Edward reigns as the King of England. However, the treacherous Richard plots to take the throne for himself.

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   Who are the characters in Richard III?

   • Characters in the Play Entire Play As Richard III opens, Richard is Duke of Gloucester and his brother, Edward IV, is king. Richard is eager to clear his way to the crown. He manipulates Edward into imprisoning their brother, Clarence, and then has Clarence murdered in the Tower.

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   How does Richard III end?

   • Richard III culminates with a battle between Richard and Richmond. On the eve of battle, Richard and Richmond’s dreams are visited by the ghosts of the people that Richard killed. Each ghost condemns Richard and prophesizes his death and pledges their support to Richmond. Richard is rattled and is forced to confront his crimes for the first time.

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   Why does Richard III resent King Edward IV?

   • Richard IIIAfter 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 victo ous Yorks. However, Edward’s younger brother, Richard, resents Edward’s power and the happiness of those

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   What happened to King Richard III?

   • Richard IIIIn August 2012, the University of Leicester, in collaboration with the Richard III Society and Leicester City Council, began a search for the lost grave of King Richard III, the last English king to di in battle. That battle and Richard’s death

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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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