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Scene from Shakespeares play, Henry IV Part 1

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Scene from Shakespeares play, Henry IV Part 1

Scene from Shakespeares history play, Henry IV Part I, in which Hotspur (Henry Percy, son of the Earl of Northumberland) says goodbye to his wife, Lady Percy, before he goes into battle. Sadly, he does not return

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Armour Goodbye Hotspur North Umberland Percy Plays Purse Shakespeare Velvet


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This evocative scene from William Shakespeare's history play, Henry IV Part 1, captures the poignant moment of farewell between Hotspur (Henry Percy, the rebellious and valiant son of the Earl of Northumberland) and his beloved wife, Lady Percy. Dressed in rich velvet, Hotspur dons his armor, preparing to join the battle against King Henry IV. With a heavy heart, he bids his wife farewell, placing a small purse in her hands as a token of his love and provision for their son. The historical significance of this scene lies in the tragic outcome of Hotspur's journey to the battlefield. His bravery and determination on the battlefield are legendary, but ultimately, he meets his demise, leaving Lady Percy to mourn the loss of her husband and the father of her child. This image, from Mary Evans Picture Library, transports us back to the Elizabethan era, where the grandeur of Shakespearean theatre comes alive. The intricate details of Hotspur's costume, the tender exchange between the couple, and the sense of impending doom all contribute to the powerful narrative that unfolds in this scene. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the enduring themes of love, marriage, and the sacrifices that come with war. The rich history and literary significance of this scene make it a must-have for any Shakespearean collection or historical display.

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