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The earl of Northumberland receives word that his son is dead and the battle lost.
Act 1, Scene 1The archbishop of York and the rebels meet to discuss their plans for rebellion against Henry IV.
Act 1, Scene 3The earl of Northumberland decides not to support the rebel lords and flees to Scotland.
Act 2, Scene 3In London Prince Hal and Poins play a joke on Falstaff through disguise. They overhear his insults.
Act 2, Scene 4The rebels meet with John of Lancaster to discuss their grievances. He arrests them.
Act 4, Scene 1King Henry V confronts Falstaff in the street and orders him to never speak to him again.
Act 5, Scene 5| Scene | Summary |
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| Induction | Henry IV, Part 2 begins in the wake of the Battle of Shrewsbury (Henry IV, Part 1). The personified figure of Rumor remi... Read More |
| Act 1, Scene 1 | Lord Bardolph arrives at the earl of Northumberland's castle in what is likely Warkworth to relay news of the battle of ... Read More |
| Act 1, Scene 2 | On a street in London, Falstaff and his page (assigned to him by Prince Hal) discuss a recent urine sample he's submitte... Read More |
| Act 1, Scene 3 | The archbishop of York meets with Lord Bardolph, Lord Mowbray, and Lord Hastings to discuss the rebellion at the archbis... Read More |
| Act 2, Scene 1 | At the Eastcheap market in London, Mistress Quickly enters with Fang and Snare, ordering them to arrest Falstaff when he... Read More |
| Act 2, Scene 2 | Prince Hal and Poins enter his quarters in London. Hal is complaining that he feels tired, and he resents the responsibi... Read More |
| Act 2, Scene 3 | Northumberland, Northumberland's wife, and Lady Percy (his daughter-in-law) walk outside what is likely Warkworth Castle... Read More |
| Act 2, Scene 4 | At a tavern in London, a drawer named Francis and the second drawer discuss desserts and their comparison to Falstaff, w... Read More |
| Act 3, Scene 1 | Ill and suffering insomnia, King Henry IV is up at night in his palace at Westminster, discussing the hardships of being... Read More |
| Act 3, Scene 2 | Justice Shallow and Justice Silence, two country justices, talk about their misspent youths and the deaths of old friend... Read More |
| Act 4, Scene 1 | The archbishop of York, Lord Mowbray, and Lord Hastings gather their forces at Gaultree Forest in Yorkshire. They've dis... Read More |
| Act 4, Scene 2 | At Gaultree Forest, Falstaff meets Sir John Colevile, a knight fighting for the rebels. Colevile yields to Falstaff beca... Read More |
| Act 4, Scene 3 | At the palace, King Henry IV asks his sons Humphrey of Gloucester and Thomas of Clarence where Prince Hal is. Humphrey a... Read More |
| Act 5, Scene 1 | At Justice Shallow's home in Gloucestershire, Shallow tries to convince Falstaff to stay. He is interrupted by one of hi... Read More |
| Act 5, Scene 2 | At the palace, the Earl of Warwick informs the Lord Chief Justice of King Henry IV's death. The Lord Chief Justice is co... Read More |
| Act 5, Scene 3 | In Justice Shallow's garden in Gloucestershire, Falstaff, Justice Silence, Shallow, Bardolph, Davy, and the page drink, ... Read More |
| Act 5, Scene 4 | On a London street, Mistress Quickly and Doll Tearsheet have been arrested on suspicion of murder of a man in the tavern... Read More |
| Act 5, Scene 5 | On a street near Westminster Abbey, Falstaff brags to Justice Shallow and Pistol that he will have the new king shower a... Read More |
| Epilogue | A dancer apologizes for the unhappy ending and asks the audience for forgiveness. He says the story of Falstaff will con... Read More |
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