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The last thing that people have to do in order to be a Christian King is doing what is right, no matter what. Being a Christian King is not something easy because sometimes the people that what to be the Christian King need to sacrifice somethings that they love because those things are not right. So as King Henry, who need to completely abundance his friends from the old time when he was a young guy. Hostess said that
‘’ By my tooth, he’ll yield the crow a pudding one of them days. The king has killed his heart. Good husband come home presently.’’ (II,ii, 75 - 78 ). This quote refer to Falsffah who used to be King Henry’s best friend when he used to be a wild kid. But then after King Henry became a king, he completely disconnected with
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