Will

To write his new play, Will must confront Topcliffe. To achieve greatness Richard must tell his father a harsh truth. Alice contemplates a perilous mission.

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Doubt will not finish my play for me.

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of someone I loved in return. But...

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Richard, are you here?

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Richard, it... it's monumental.

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Exactly what does Southwell want of me?

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Peace.

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in his own destructive way.

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But when Father put him on stage for the first time as a page...

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I have to show how a boy named Richard became Topcliffe.

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Take your rough hands from Master Shakespeare

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Fell off the roof and cracked his head.

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than my frightened, young self could ever have imagined.

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What will make you well again?

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who strutted and fretted his hour upon the stage.

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You hadn't had a worthy idea in ages.

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How do you feel?

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I... I thought it best to leave Richard to himself.

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Perhaps if you think of Richard's deformities

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To defeat Topcliffe, the audience needs

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"Now is the winter of our discontent."

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I can't read the words.

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Father...

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"Sweet prince, the untainted virtue of your years

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Why shouldn't we be able to work together?

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- I need you. - Will...

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Alice.

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Night.

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- Alice! The book! - No, no, no! Alice, no!

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Book? No. I saw no book.

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Thy kingdom come, thy will be done...

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From the very beginning, he's played us both like a pair of flutes!

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We have laws in this land. I suggest you use them.

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