Shakespeare - Richard III Act IV
William Shakespeare
Erzähler Multiple Narrators
Verlag: ArTree
Beschreibung
ACT IV Scene 1. At the Tower, Queen Elizabeth, the Duchess of York, and Anne, now Richard’s wife, are prevented from visiting the young princes by Brakenbury, who acts under orders from “the king.” They are horrified when Anne is summoned to Westminster to be crowned Richard’s queen. Scene 2. Richard is suspicious when Buckingham fails to condone immediately the suggested murder of the young princes. He hires Tyrrel to organize the assassination and plans to consolidate his position further by marrying King Edward’s daughter Elizabeth. When Buckingham reminds Richard that he has promised him the earldom of Hereford, he is rebuffed. Alarmed, Buckingham flees to Wales. Scene 3. The princes and Anne are dead, Clarence’s son has been imprisoned, his daughter safely married and Richard determines to go to Elizabeth “a jolly thriving wooer.” Ratcliffe announces that Buckingham is gathering Welsh forces.
Dauer: etwa eine Stunde (00:50:49) Veröffentlichungsdatum: 07.03.2020; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —