Richard II · Character
Groom
Former groom of Richard's stable who visits him in prison.
minor
Also known as Groom
First appearance: Scene V
Groom shows up with force in Scene V. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Former stable groom who visits Richard in prison, reports that Bolingbroke rode Richard's horse Barbary on coronation day.
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- Courtiers and Conspirators
- Protagonist
- Loyalists and Exiles
- Family and Captors
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- Closing
This scene is the dramatic climax because it marks the irreversible point of no return where Bolingbroke publi…
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