Henry VIII · Character
Capucius
Ambassador from Emperor Charles V who visits Queen Katherine in her illness.
minor
Also known as Capucius, Capucius Madam
First appearance: Scene II
Capucius shows up with force in Scene II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The emperor's ambassador, sent by the king to visit Katherine, who delivers her final letter to Henry.
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Character groups
- Nobles, Servants, and Witnesses
- Court Factions and Victims
- Protagonist
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