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How does Shakespeare make compelling Drama from the relationship between Falstaff and Hal?
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How does Shakespeare make compelling Drama from the relationship between Falstaff and Hal? Shakespeare makes compelling drama between Falstaff and Hal in many ways and in different scenes. As the personalities and characteristics of these two characters are very different, for example the comical jester amongst other things that is Falstaff clashes with the classical Prince Hal who stands for what he believes in. This makes it easier to create the drama that Shakespeare has made between the both of them. In Act1 Scene2, most of this scene has only direct conversation between Falstaff and Hal. Falstaff enters with quite a casual attitude, by saying this I mean that I think his stance would be quite a relaxed one and that he would look jolly and be using big hand gestures to show the audience he likes to make a scene. He is always up to some sort of mischief, so he...
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