Original sentence: Hoveden mentions how Richard and King Philip "ate from the same dish and at night slept in one bed" and had a "strong love between them", which some modern writers have construed to imply homosexual intimacy and limerence (although sharing a bed in the Middle Ages did not necessarily have sexual implications)
Edited sentence: First was Henry's refusal to allow Richard any real power or funds despite pleas by Richard for more of both.Hoveden mentions how Richard and King Philip "ate from the same dish and at night slept in one bed" and had a "strong love between them", which some modern writers have construed to imply homosexual intimacy (although sharing a bed in the Middle Ages did not necessarily have sexual implications).Richard had several major reasons for discontent with his father