These characters, many of whom are without speaking parts, contribute to the regal, martial, and bureaucratic atmosphere of the play.
These characters, many of whom are without speaking parts, contribute to the regal, martial, and bureaucratic atmosphere of the play.
She is the sister-in-law to King Lewis XI of France. In III.iii, Warwick tries to arrange a mar riage between Lady Bona and the newly crowned King Edward IV, thus hoping to form an alliance between France and England against the Lancastrians. This plan, however, is thwarted by Edward's precipitous marriage to Lady Grey. Stung by this insult, Lady Bona asks King Lewis to ally himself with Margaret against Edward, and, in revenge, hopes for the death of Edward's new wife (III.iii.212-13, 227-28).
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