Edward II · Character
Earl of Warwick
A rough, implacable baron who seizes Gaveston from Pembroke's custody, declaring it his country's cause rather than a personal quarrel.
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Also known as Warwick, Lord Warwick, proud Warwick
First appearance: edward ii
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Warwick pursues Gaveston with the cold certainty of a man who believes he is executing public justice rather than private vengeance. When Pembroke's men protest that taking the prisoner dishonors their lord, Warwick…
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- Royal Faction and Rebels
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