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Shakespeare Villains

YGK These Shakespearean Villains

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Character whose hunchbacked appearance makes him "determined to prove a villain" Richard, Duke of Gloucester (Richard III)
The "son of York" whose ascension Richard refers to as "glorious summer" Edward IV
Richard’s brother who is drowned in a "malmsey-butt" (cask of wine) George, Duke of Clarence
Group of children whose deaths Richard orders to secure the throne Princes in the tower
Earl of Richmond who leads a rebellion against Richard and becomes Henry VII Henry Tudor
Location of the battle where Richard cries "a horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!" Bosworth Field
Character who fears her husband is "too full ’o the milk of human kindness" Lady Macbeth
Spirits Lady Macbeth calls upon to "unsex" her Spirits of murder (or "spirits that tend on mortal thoughts")
King murdered by Macbeth at Lady Macbeth's urging King Duncan
Sleepwalking cry of Lady Macbeth as she tries to wash away imaginary blood Out, damned spot!
The "ancient" or standard-bearer of Othello who vows revenge Iago
Character passed over for promotion in favor of Michael Cassio Iago
Wife of Iago who eventually exposes his plot Emilia
"Green-eyed monster" that Iago warns Othello against Jealousy
Object Iago plants in Cassio’s room to frame Desdemona Handkerchief
Hot-headed Capulet cousin of Juliet who is called the "king of cats" Tybalt
Peaceful character provoked by Tybalt during the play's opening brawl Benvolio
Character killed by Tybalt during a duel in which Romeo intervened Mercutio
Feline character from medieval fables who shares a name with Tybalt Reynard the Fox (or Tybalt the cat)
Method King Claudius used to murder his brother, King Hamlet Pouring poison into his ear
King Hamlet’s widow who marries Claudius Gertrude
Title of the play-within-a-play (The Murder of Gonzago) used to "catch the conscience" of Claudius The Mouse-trap
Two characters sent with Hamlet to England carrying his execution letter Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Character who duels Hamlet with a poison-tipped sword to avenge Polonius Laertes
The two evil daughters of King Lear Regan and Goneril
Character whose eyes are gouged out by Regan and Cornwall Gloucester
Villainous character pursued romantically by both Regan and Goneril Edmund
Fate of Regan at the end of the play Poisoned by Goneril
Half-brother of Edmund who takes charge of the realm with Albany Edgar
Son of the witch Sycorax and slave to Prospero Caliban
Prospero’s daughter whom Caliban attempted to rape Miranda
The god of Caliban’s mother, whose magic is weaker than Prospero's Setebos
Two drunkards who plot with Caliban to kill Prospero Trinculo and Stephano
Famous speech by Caliban after hearing music played by Ariel Be not afeard, the isle is full of noises
haracter who overthrew his brother, Duke Senior, to seize control of the court Duke Frederick
Daughter of Duke Senior, who is banished by Frederick Rosalind
Frederick's own daughter who volunteers to go into exile with her cousin Celia
Forest where Rosalind, Celia, and Orlando all eventually reunite Forest of Arden
Character whose report of Frederick meeting "an old religious man" signals Frederick's repentance Jaques
Character who starts as an innocent lover but develops into the primary antagonist in The Two Gentlemen of Verona Proteus
Woman in Verona to whom Proteus swears faithfulness Julia
Character whose father, the duke, is told about the plan to elope by Proteus Silvia
Character who is disguised as Proteus's male page in the woods Julia
Character entrusted with the rule of Vienna by Duke Vicentio Angelo
Duke of Vienna who remains in the city disguised as "Friar Lodowick" Duke Vicentio
Character arrested for fornication due to Angelo's enforcement of antiquated laws Claudio
Novice nun who pleads for her brother Claudio's pardon Isabella
Woman once betrothed to Angelo who takes Isabella's place in the "bed trick" Mariana
Pirate whose head is presented to Angelo in the "head trick" to save Claudio's life Ragozine
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