King Richard II

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The narrative explores King Richard II's detrimental reign characterized by reckless spending and poor counsel choices, leading to his alienation from both the nobility and commoners. As dissatisfaction grows, the tension between the king and his subjects escalates, highlighting themes of leadership, responsibility, and the consequences of misrule. The story delves into the political dynamics of England during a turbulent period, ultimately questioning the nature of power and authority.