I understand the pressure that students feel. A good grade can mean a better future and happy parents. A bad grade can mean a broke future and menial jobs. What a pity that students can't take the time to learn to love Shakespeare's plays. Genius inspires genius. Higher learning should be just that, inspiration to lofty thinking. Not a prerequisite for life's "job faire." Best Wishes to students wherever you are. May you be inspired.
Well if you didnt make it a requirement then how do you filter out the bad apples? People who have completed higher education are on average far smarter. As such, many good paying jobs will require it. What you suggest dosnt work irl.
Historically, King Richard III was never really tyrannical (proportionate to all the other kings and queens) and he claimed the throne legitimately after Edward IV's death, as the two heirs were too young to assume power; this rise to power took place without the murder of anyone, and was quite an uneventful and banal change of power. the reason why he lost his power was because he was an inexperienced (and thus highly unsupported) king.
@@mikelheron20 They disappeared during their stay in the tower and Richard was their guardian at that time. The Queen and her daughter were still taking sanctuary in the local church, which showed they had some fear of the Duke. If I remember my history Henry Tutor was still in France or about to land to start an invasion around the time the two princes went missing.
@@winstonzhou4595 I was wondering about that. It would I think be interesting to see how the great schism or the year of four emperors would play out in GoT, too.
@@srkbhayo Well, in game of thrones, there's a hot sun priestess giving birth to shadows that do her bidding, A horde of ice zombies held at bay by rugged old man and children off a wall made of ice, and there's an ancient sorcery city with fourteen alchemy towers flowing with lava that got destoryed Atlantis-style in one fiery explosion. I think that makes up for not having a ghost visiting you when you're sleeping?
English history has been distorted for that relatively short period so that everyone can enjoy their favorite Shakespearean Snidely Whiplash. Sad. The real story is slowly emerging and it is much more interesting, but because of the ingrown resistance to changing an established meme it will always be secondary. England missed a possible period of growth in improvement in the legal status of its population. But hey, the Tudors are so much more "interesting".
I see you too have waited until the last minute to write your essay.
me fr and i havent even read the play lol
Nah its my finals
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how’d you know?!?? 💀
Wrong, I have to make a movie poster
I understand the pressure that students feel. A good grade can mean a better future and happy parents. A bad grade can mean a broke future and menial jobs. What a pity that students can't take the time to learn to love Shakespeare's plays. Genius inspires genius. Higher learning should be just that, inspiration to lofty thinking. Not a prerequisite for life's "job faire."
Best Wishes to students wherever you are. May you be inspired.
The school curriculum is building diamonds under pressure , that’s how critical thinking sprouts
Well if you didnt make it a requirement then how do you filter out the bad apples? People who have completed higher education are on average far smarter. As such, many good paying jobs will require it. What you suggest dosnt work irl.
this really helped clear up some plot points before writing a paper, thanks!
this plot makes my head spin. or im just stupid. idk
Same, too many characters, too complicated to understand it in 15 minutes
Watch the hollow crown. It's a high budget version of the henriad and has all 7 plays so it's easier to follow and has all the context.
@@madmalkavian3857 benedict cabbagepatch was good but the ian mckellan one was so so good
Excellent summary. Well written and compellingly told.
Great video! I watched this in preparation for an audition, and I feel very much prepared; thank you!
i have the exam tomorrow . so i hope it helps me too
Did you get it?
@@krystofgrygargrygar8826 unfortunately, I did not. But the play was still very enjoyable to watch!
Great video! Loved how much attention was poured into the graphics and the explanation.
I hate to be pedantic but Richmond landed in Pembrokeshire. Don't let a Welshman hear you say he landed on England's West coast.
There are many inaccuracies, but Shakespeare was playing to Queen Elizabeth about her noble grandfather.
I’m so confused.. what do you mean?
Thanks for posting this. I've graduated from school long ago. I'd like to have a little more understanding before I watch the play.
Thank you for simplifying the drama.❤😊
Historically, King Richard III was never really tyrannical (proportionate to all the other kings and queens) and he claimed the throne legitimately after Edward IV's death, as the two heirs were too young to assume power; this rise to power took place without the murder of anyone, and was quite an uneventful and banal change of power. the reason why he lost his power was because he was an inexperienced (and thus highly unsupported) king.
Really, how about the two princes in the tower, one who actually the rightful heir
Richard became regent because Edward V was too young to rule. However that did not entitle Richard to usurp the crown.
@@mikelheron20 He basically murdered is own nephews because they stood in the way.
@@gamers7800 That is by no means certain. Henry VII also had a motive.
@@mikelheron20 They disappeared during their stay in the tower and Richard was their guardian at that time. The Queen and her daughter were still taking sanctuary in the local church, which showed they had some fear of the Duke. If I remember my history Henry Tutor was still in France or about to land to start an invasion around the time the two princes went missing.
One can easily see the prototype of highly political plots like game of thrones and dune in Shakespeare's historic plays.
game of thrones is loosely based on this and the events surrounding this event (The Wars of the Roses)
@@winstonzhou4595 I was wondering about that. It would I think be interesting to see how the great schism or the year of four emperors would play out in GoT, too.
@@aburninglandfillofbadmovie2930 YEAHHHHH, but I mean, Clash of the five kings, a bit similar to the year of four emperors? Not entirely, i guess
@@winstonzhou4595 there are no ghost visiting in dreams in GOT , right ?
@@srkbhayo Well, in game of thrones, there's a hot sun priestess giving birth to shadows that do her bidding, A horde of ice zombies held at bay by rugged old man and children off a wall made of ice, and there's an ancient sorcery city with fourteen alchemy towers flowing with lava that got destoryed Atlantis-style in one fiery explosion. I think that makes up for not having a ghost visiting you when you're sleeping?
Thanks!! 👍👍👍
Amazing and educating for me, Thank you.
thanks for the video!
Thank you for this video. I enjoyed it.
“When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die.”
I got curious after watching Requiem of the Rose King I didn't know he was actually a male as well as deciding to write it as the adaptation project
English history has been distorted for that relatively short period so that everyone can enjoy their favorite Shakespearean Snidely Whiplash. Sad. The real story is slowly emerging and it is much more interesting, but because of the ingrown resistance to changing an established meme it will always be secondary. England missed a possible period of growth in improvement in the legal status of its population. But hey, the Tudors are so much more "interesting".
Wow it's so interesting thanks alot
This thing about King Richard the 3rd being a bad guy with a hunched back is incorrect. This is just what Shakespeare wrote…
He had bad scoliosis.
His right shoulder was higher than his left, and his torso relatively short compared to his limbs.
Yea he had a very bad case of scoliosis - we have a skeleton - it’s literally tht simple
They found Richard’s remains in a parking lot
@@scottystcloud7086 It's now in the cathedral
exams in 9 days lifesaver!!
His name is George and he's the Duke of Clarence. It's bothering me lol
This is more so drama than history.
Well it’s a Shakespearean drama
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Hsc trials are gonna KILL ME😊
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Who else is here because lf a history exam
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One of the greatest propaganda pieces in history.
Shakespeare definitely took some creative liberties to make Queen Lizzie happy...