Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Amazing Changes
In Act I Scene I, Canterbury and Ely are having their conversation about a bill that is being proposed and the conversation drifts to king Henry V. Canterbury says "Yea, at that very moment consideration like an angel came and whipped th' offending Adam out of him, leaving his body like a paradise to envelope and contain celestial spirits."
After the bishops have this conversation, we can see that the bishops think that it is amazing that the king has changed from a drunkard to a studious king the moment his father died.
This part is important to understand if we want to know why the prince of France is mocking the king.
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Exelent! You sumarized it quite well, balancing quotes with opinion perfectly. you pointed out the importance of this change without rambling on and on (a bad habit of mine).
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good job! i liked the part when you said that Henry changed the moment after his father died. the only thing that you could have changed is maybe putting your question in your answer a little more, but really good besides that!!
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