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Henry IV, Part II Character Relationship Map
Explore the relationships between King Henry IV, Prince Hal, Falstaff, Northumberland, Archbishop Scroop, and the other major characters in Henry IV, Part II by William Shakespeare.
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Key characters
- King Henry IV
- Prince Hal
- Falstaff
- Northumberland
- Archbishop Scroop
- Lord Chief Justice
- Pistol
- Doll Tearsheet
Key relationships
- King Henry IV → Prince Hal
- Father of
- King Henry IV → Northumberland
- Enemy of
- King Henry IV → Archbishop Scroop
- Enemy of
- Prince Hal → Falstaff
- Friend of
- Prince Hal → King Henry IV
- Serves
- Prince Hal → Falstaff
- Rejects
- Falstaff → Prince Hal
- Friend of
- Falstaff → Pistol
- Friend of
- Falstaff → Doll Tearsheet
- Friend of
- Northumberland → King Henry IV
- Rebels against
- Archbishop Scroop → King Henry IV
- Rebels against
- Lord Chief Justice → Falstaff
- Opposes
- Pistol → Falstaff
- Friend of
- Doll Tearsheet → Falstaff
- Friend of
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