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King Henry refuses to ransom Mortimer, offending Hotspur, who joins the rebels.
Act 1, Scene 3Falstaff robs a group of pilgrims, and a disguised Prince Hal robs him in turn.
Act 2, Scene 2Battle begins, Douglas kills Sir Walter Blunt, who was dressed as the king.
Act 5, Scene 3King Henry defeats the rebels and sentences Worcester and Vernon to death.
Act 5, Scene 5Scene | Summary |
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Act 1, Scene 1 | The setting is early 1400s Britain. King Henry IV of England talks with his counselors. Now that a recent civil war is o... Read More |
Act 1, Scene 2 | Prince Hal and Sir John Falstaff launch into a series of jokes, puns, and insults. Prince Hal teases Falstaff for being ... Read More |
Act 1, Scene 3 | King Henry takes the stage with a group of nobles: Sir Walter Blunt, Northumberland, Worcester, and Hotspur, who has res... Read More |
Act 2, Scene 1 | Two carriers (workingmen who move horses and goods from place to place) are working and complaining when Gadshill arrive... Read More |
Act 2, Scene 2 | Poins tells Prince Hal that, as a joke, he has taken Falstaff's horse from where he left it. Falstaff enters, complainin... Read More |
Act 2, Scene 3 | Alone onstage, Hotspur reads a letter that greatly upsets him; a nobleman he invited to join the rebellion has turned hi... Read More |
Act 2, Scene 4 | Prince Hal and Poins enter a tavern. They tease Francis, who works in the tavern, by calling him in opposite directions ... Read More |
Act 3, Scene 1 | The rebel leaders (Hotspur, Worcester, Mortimer, and Glendower) meet. They talk about how much the king's supporters, es... Read More |
Act 3, Scene 2 | Prince Hal goes to see his father. King Henry lectures his son, complaining that he isn't acting like a prince or like H... Read More |
Act 3, Scene 3 | Back in the tavern, Falstaff complains about how thin he's grown and asks the hostess if she knows who stole from him. H... Read More |
Act 4, Scene 1 | Hotspur, Worcester, and Douglas are planning the rebellion when a messenger shows up with bad news. Hotspur's father, No... Read More |
Act 4, Scene 2 | Falstaff and Bardolph are marching to war. Falstaff sends Bardolph for something to drink and explains how he recruited ... Read More |
Act 4, Scene 3 | Hotspur, Worcester, Douglas, and Vernon are on the battlefield, arguing about when they should attack. Hotspur and Dougl... Read More |
Act 4, Scene 4 | The Archbishop of York gives letters to Sir Michael to deliver, and they discuss the battle that will happen the next da... Read More |
Act 5, Scene 1 | Worcester and Vernon join King Henry, Prince Hal, Lord John, Sir Walter Blunt, and Falstaff on the battlefield. The king... Read More |
Act 5, Scene 2 | Worcester talks Vernon into not telling Hotspur about the king's offer of forgiveness, reasoning that the king might for... Read More |
Act 5, Scene 3 | The battle is underway, and it is chaotic. The king crosses the stage and leaves again. A moment later, Sir Walter Blunt... Read More |
Act 5, Scene 4 | King Henry, Prince Hal, Lord John, and Westmoreland take the stage with the sounds of the battle all around them. The ki... Read More |
Act 5, Scene 5 | The trumpets sound, signaling the approach of King Henry, Prince Hal, Lord John, and Westmoreland, along with their sold... Read More |