King John · Character
Robert Faulconbridge
The legitimate son of Sir Robert Faulconbridge, who disputes his brother's inheritance.
minor
Also known as Robert, old sir Robert, sir Robert, Robert Faulconbridge
First appearance: Scene I
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With King John (professional): King John interacts with Robert as a judge in the inheritance dispute, favoring Philip over Robert. In Scene I: Petitions the king to uphold his father's will, claiming Philip is…
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