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In this week’s first lecture we opened by watching the prologue from a production of Henry V. We discussed how this plays setting is that of some years after Henry IV. The present king Henry is the matured prince Hal from the last story. Shakespeare referred to King Henry V as “the mirror of all Christian kings, as he is a reflection of what Christian kings should be. We then talked about the essence of how this grand type of story could be effectively performed in a small wooden theater. We talked

Shakespeare celebrates this English monarch, displaying what makes him a good leader. Henry expels justice and mercy, he listens, he motivates, and he is gravely aware of his responsibilities as king. Like the historical Henry V, Shakespeare’s Henry V was an enlightened and effective executive leader. (Herbel, 2015) The play is often referred to as a vehicle for inspiring patriotism, which well might have been the case in Shakespeare’s time and was written as a tribute to the king who won back the

I. Background and Purpose In August, 1985, Janet Turner, an employee of Hershey Chocolate USA, started working at the Hershey’s Reading, Pennsylvania plant. Turner worked as a custodian and in several production capacities. During her time working at Hershey, she was diagnosed with several medical problems, including “post laminectomy pain syndrome, fused cervical discs, thoracic outlet syndrome, and cervical radiculopathy.” (Turner vs Hershey, 2006) Following her several surgeries, Turner returned

in the dank dungeons of Pontefract Castle, Yorkshire, 55 years before the first clash of arms ever took place, Their civil strife and violence gave rise to the Tudor government.(Lewis 47) These wars were between the House of York and the House of Lancaster from 1455 to 1485. The names of these wars were allocated several years after the two conflicting parties had come to an agreement. The three primary causes of these wars include unsolved conflicts from the Hundred Years’ War, societal changes

An explanation of how Milton Hershey demonstrates persistence and willingness to take risks is shown in both paragraphs. It talks about how many times it took him to succeed and how many risks that he did for to succeed his chocolate business. He would sell things for his business to invest into it deeper. Another example is Milton Hershey made a deal with a movie company that they made a deal with for there reese's minis and didn't know if it would become a huge hit or not. The first story

language of holiness and honor which gives her power. In addition to mourning the death of the King, she laments the fall of the House of Lancaster. The dispute between the house of York and the house of Lancaster is the crucial background of the tragedy. She asserts the right of the Lancaster dynasty rule in her statement: "Th'untimely fall of virtuous Lancaster, / Thou bloodless remnant of that royal blood" (1:2:6-7). Taken literally, the "ashes," and the "bloodless" King relate to a funeral pyre

Henry V: The Commoner's King Henry the Fifth has been noted as England’s best King throughout history. He was loved among the common people and nobles alike for his fairness, his effectiveness on the throne, his justness, and his ability to relate to people of all classes. The kings that reigned before him, especially his father King Henry IV and King John, provide a striking contrast to Hal’s attitude on the throne. Kings of the past had not experienced the life of the common people, and chose

In the middle of the siege of Harfleur, when the English were severely and harshly outnumbered, and the French were against them Henry V gave his second famously motivational speech that helped the English soldiers to get back in the war and win the battle. King Henry V’s speeches that were used in the war, had been played in day to day speeches, as it has been played on Allied ships crossing the English Channel to Normandy during WWII. Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more;  Or close

The novel The Lady of the Rivers follows the story of a noblewoman, Jacquetta of Luxembourg, during the early to mid-1400s. She enters the world of politics at age seventeen when she is married to the Duke of Bedford. When he dies, she falls in love with and marries a squire, which was not socially acceptable because he was below her rank. However, she eventually regains her position and becomes a close friend and advisor of the queen of England, Margaret of Anjou. However, the country begins to

have waiters and waitresses or servers. If the concept is more formal, you may have servers and runners. So the Sultan Of Lancaster has Two wait staff, but depending on the day their job role might change due to how busy the restaurant is on that day. RunnersRunners work under the servers, bringing customers the food they ordered directly from the kitchen. The Sultan of Lancaster has one Runner he is also the Head Waiter, he has been at the organisation for over 20 years and is very experience. BussersBussers