Henry V · Character
Lord Grandpré
A French nobleman who describes the English army before battle.
minor
Also known as Grandpré, Messenger The Lord Grandpré
First appearance: Scene II
Lord Grandpré shows up with force in Scene II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Arrives to chide the French lords for delaying, vividly describing the English soldiers as ragged and lifeless.
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Character groups
- Nobility, Clergy, and National Symbols
- Common Soldiers and French Commanders
- Protagonist
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