Answer:
He saved all the people from slavery
Explanation:
you have to do it / it is in the book
She's embarrassed/afraid of it and is willing to go to the extremes to get rid of it
I think the answer is D, all of the above :)
The opening scenes of the play tell us a lot about Richard's character. And that character—wicked, scheming and insanely ambitious—is expressed through Richard's numerous soliloquies. The House of York has achieved victory in its seemingly endless war with the rival House of Lancaster. Yorkists can smile again, enjoying themselves by dancing in their ladies' chambers to the seductive tones of the lute.
It meant to convince the audience. That is the first one
