Henry VI, Part II · Character
Thomas Horner
Armorer accused of treason by his apprentice, dies in combat.
minor
Also known as Horner, Horner Alas, Thomas Horner
First appearance: act i scene iii
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Accused of treason by his servant Peter; dies after confessing treason during the combat.
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- Combatants in trial
- Protagonist
- Conspirators and rebels
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