Act 1 scene, 2 of Henry the fourth by
William Shakespeare
Act 1 scene, 2 of Henry the fourth begins with Prince, Hal and Sir John Falstaff launched into a series of jokes puns Prince. Hal teasers for staff for being a fact Falstaff defends his dishonesty calling robbery his profession. Their And poins who's also a Highwayman or robber enters and tells them that he and the third Thief godself are planning, a robbery early. The next morning, they invite Prince Hal to come with them to rob a group of wealthy pilgrims, but he refuses points, then tells for staff to leave him alone with Prince. Hal once Falstaff, leaves Point suggest to Prince how that, the two of them play, a practical joke on I'll stop and the other. See they will write separately arrived. Wearing masks and disguises and Rob Falstaff after he Rob's the pilgrims Prince. Hal thinks it'll be really funny and he agrees once points leaves Prince. Hal delivers a soliloquy. A speech that represents his inner thoughts about how he chooses to hang around with lowlifes so that everyone will think less of him, the prince believes. That when he assumes his rightful place in court and takes up his duties, people will appreciate him that much more. The second scene has several purposes first, it provides comic relief. But then the second scene, introduces important content Prince. Hal is the heir to the throne of England is drinking and association with Yves clash with his duty as a prince.