[DOC] [TLE] Shakespeare Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] Henry IV 2.4 Falstaff, as Hal, defending himself. ... I have more flesh than another 
man, and therefore more frailty. Henry IV .... He nurses guilty feelings about 
having won his throne through a civil war that deposed the former king, Richard II
. ..... (Henry V) A single character who introduces each of the play's five acts. [DOC] [TLE] The Irrepressibly Complex Falstaff - SH Contents [PAR] Some, like Hardin Craig, having come to the conclusion that Falstaff is a very ... 
will analyze the humor structures of and surrounding the character of Falstaff in a 
.... just two, one of them the Prince himself, Falstaff without a pause argues that, 
.... he has more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty (III.iii.168-9). [DOC] [TLE] Character Directory - Hudson Shakespeare Company [PAR] Although Shakespeare himself was surely less critical of his creation, ... The fat 
knight's death is instead described in Henry V 2 3 by Pistol, the ... time for the 
knight who had 'more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty' ..... in 
Shakespeare's Windsor, reward the Host's good intentions by having his horses 
stolen. [DOC] [TLE] Character Directory - Hudson Shakespeare Company [PAR] King Henry is not the most prominent character in the plays that take his ... He is 
viewed from three distinct points of view in Part 1: he sees himself as a ..... 1350-
1419), a distinguished jurist who had long served King Henry IV, having been his 
..... the knight who had 'more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty'... [DOC] [TLE] The Visible Solemnity: Ceremony and Order in Shakespeare ... - JStor [PAR] In these volumes H cogently described the threats to authority and law that 
religiou .... ceremony of a coronation as Richard divests himself of his sovereignty 
and finds himself "a .... Shakespeare conceived of this character, he identified 
him with Sir ... more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty" (III.iii.185-. 
1 89 ) . [DOC] [TLE] "Falstaff" - Boito's Alchemy - ProQuest [PAR] For it is cer- tain that Verdi could not have done what he did without having 
before ... He is, as he himself admits with no modesty at all, in a famous line 
which is ... Well, as he admits, he has more flesh than another man, and therefore 
more frailty. ... does his body with sack and sugar" (Characters of Shakespeare-s 
Plays, p. [DOC] [TLE] Quotes and literary devices: King Henry IV - English Works [PAR] (Henry uses false scutcheons to send knights camouflaged as himself.) ... He 
states, I have more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty. .... (the 
money should be paid back again with advantage) reveals his nobility of 
character. [DOC] [TLE] Henry IV, part 1 | Bookiverse [PAR] And I enjoyed Prince Harry as a coming-of-age character, as well as Hotspur's ... 
but he is certainly a great antagonist for Hal, a means for him to define himself in 
... Thou see'st I have more flesh than another man; and therefore more frailty." ..... 
Shakespeare "proves" Falstaff's point by having him act without honor in battle. [DOC] [TLE] Simplified Shakespeare: Henry IV Part 1 [PAR] On behalf of the king, Blunt asks Hotspur to describe his grievances. ... Principal 
Characters ... Henry IV is England's king, having usurped the crown from his 
cousin Richard in Richard II; having gained .... Prince Hal to himself, No. ..... 
FALSTAFF; Thou seest I have more flesh than another man and therefore more 
frailty. [DOC] [TLE] Emil Jannings, Falstaff, and the spectacle of the body natural. [PAR] Reich, confessed his frustration at having devised an architecture so .... more 
esh than another man, and therefore more frailty" (1 Henry ... What then of the 
old king, who is himself given to moments of .... The actor's body, interposed 
between the spectator and the character ..... In a description that could also

Question: This character described himself as having "more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty"
Answer: Falstaff