In Richard 3rd by Shakespeare, how does Queen Margaret elicit sympathy from the audience?

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By mourning, Queen Margaret elicits sympathy from the audience since her laments are proved to be extremely moving. So, the women’s words touch the audience members and they act like feeling pity for her. She developed this throughout the play, and expounds all the violence and tragedy in her entire life.

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