King Henry V ‘Hal’: [to his army] All men are born to die. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Your father came on spoiling. We fight in our armies stead. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I do this not to steal your thunder, brother. William: What we are witnessing is a stirring, of which we must be wary. I would ask you to deliver this message to France, given your familiarity with its recipient. Sir John’s experience in battle should need no recitation. (King Henry, Act 3 Scene 1) Men of few words are the best men. I was summoned to his cell. [takes the wine bottle from Beale] William: Your Majesty. [to his men] [Hal meets with King Charles VI] Catherine: Why did you bring war to France? He needs rest. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I will not send my men up that hill. I’m sure of it. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Why are you being fitted with plate? King Henry V ‘Hal’: I understand that. We were to fight without armor. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Remedy this failure. That is the sound of peace. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Jerusalem? Falstaff: Oh. They will hope to overwhelm us, so they will meet us with full force, no matter how small our first advance. [he throws the apple in his hand at Dorset, who catches it] Catherine: In any regard. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Tomorrow you will have your heads cut off. I will come with you. Will you perform the small repairs? Thomas: This is my battle. So what’s the wait for? But I also see that they have their own kingdoms behind their eyes. We must first draw them all in. William: Sincerely, I do not understand. [he walks out of Hal’s tent], Dorset: The longer we wait, the greater our disadvantage. I know not what I have done. Westmoreland: My liege. You are England. England is you. Cloaked Man: I’ve been instructed to deliver the request with great urgency. Where is he? But know now you will be watched over by an altogether different king. Did you not?! King Henry V ‘Hal’: I do. William: Civil strife has consumed us. Doughty and Maatta Bromance Could Pay Dividends for Kings. This is what I was built for. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Good night. He requests your presence. Archbishop of Canterbury: My liege, I simply aim to bolster your claim to France should the need to meet her with force soon arise. [William bows his head, Hal takes his knife and stabs William fatally in the back of his head], [after killing William, Hal meets with Catherine] [after Hal returns to England, he meets with Catherine to speak privately] And they are numerous. Catherine: He laughed. Queen Phillippa of Denmark: I ask not after the kingdom. Falstaff: Your Highness. You must respond. A king must make decisions lesser men are neither willing nor able to make. Falstaff: I speak only when there’s something to be said. All Quotes I will require your undiminished loyalty from here till Megiddo. Dorset: How do you propose we invite that? He surrendered himself to palace guards, and the matter was brought to my attention. William: Certainly, my liege. Where is Hal? Make it England! Catherine: Because I was with my father when he received word of your charge. This is but a reminder to us of a more general lunacy. He laughed very much. This they know. Falstaff: A small forward armored attack of our own. Other card quotes: ♦ “Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well.” ~ Josh Billings (1856-1950) ♦ “He is such a card!” (a witty, entertaining, or eccentric person) ♦ “Don’t get lost in the shuffle!” ♦ “When you find a King, keep him. King Henry V ‘Hal’: You, come here. Why do you think this might be, old man? I was taken to him. Each and every one of you. King Henry V ‘Hal’: So, he did not come to you in the street. You must be king. [to Herald] Your concerns are current. Archbishop of Canterbury: My liege, I question the so-called French king’s claim to the throne upon which he sits. Falstaff: The door was ajar. King Henry V ‘Hal’: How dare you defy me? But then so too are the foxes. You know of him. Knights all. But I have tasked Sir John to join this campaign for one most vital reason alone. Hmm? [Falstaff yawns as the Dauphine looks at him disapprovingly]. He sent to you a ball? Aaah! King Henry V ‘Hal’: Yes. This is no game ball. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I want an end to this unrest. King Henry V ‘Hal’: [to Herald] Go to the rebel camp, deliver the following message to Percy Hotspur. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I must leave you now. I would hope that you and I are men of good reason. Our great longbows will rain chaos on them from above. King Henry V ‘Hal’: [to his army] You expect of me a speech? Hamlet: I'll have grounds More relative than this—the play's the thing Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King. I will write these pardons in mine own hand. Every woman needs a man who will stay faithful & who will treat her like a queen. Falstaff: Visit with your father. King Henry V ‘Hal’: It was not ajar. King Henry V ‘Hal’: It was not. It matters not. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Why do you say this to me? And as I say, I only speak them when I feel them true. King Henry V ‘Hal’: An event as pivotal as this one should be amply equipped to penetrate the fog of time elapsed. Never. I do, however, have for you a proposition. It is said he gave valiant account of himself. A king is indeed presented with quandaries lesser men might never encounter in the course of their whole lives. Martin Luther King Jr: 50 quotes from the civil rights leader who inspired a nation. King Henry V ‘Hal’: How did my assassin come to you? Sleep well. Kings Training Camp, Day Three – Lias Andersson Quotes King Henry V ‘Hal’: How dare you defy me? You are trespassing and I order you to vacate at once. You have refreshed its mood with promise. So, I offer you this, the most blessed reprieve, the most dreadful misery. Catherine: All monarchy is illegitimate. The Dauphin: Giant balls, with a tiny c*ck. King Henry V ‘Hal’: There was no reconciliation to be had. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I will not sacrifice my men so flagrantly, nor so speculatively. We are leaders of lands and peoples, and yet, it is family that moves us. To me! Something must be done. Since perchance that is fitting of your mind for you to come here. The Dauphin: You save your own men. Hotspur: Your father is plague to England. You can help improving it by editing. [no one replies]. Northumberland: Harry, please, stop this. Come in. Dorset: Is that so, Sir John? His madness makes him true. The Dauphin: I do speak for my father. Falstaff: Square my account with that terrible hag over there. Beale: Falstaff has injured hisself, Hal. Hmm? This field was mine. Philip Winchester as Edmund. You agree with my précis, young Hotspur? Come with me now, Thomas, please. Together, we will bring France down. There is no shame of it. Martin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an American Baptist minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the civil rights movement from 1954 until his death in 1968. And then, on to Jerusalem. You find someone to pay your way here. King Henry V ‘Hal’: If you have concocted this plan, half-baked and speculative, merely to prove to me your worth, please say so now. My family have served you. Directed by David Michôd. Tell him that Prince Henry challenges him to settle today’s score man on man, he and I. It speaks to the loneliness of the position in which I find myself. I’m reticent to speak for others here now, but I’m certain my fears are shared. Walk away from this field. Dorset: Oh, save us, my liege. That in ways I dare not unsettle here, my relationship with my son, and yours with your father. Lord Chamberlain: Rise from that bed at once. These are qualities that can originate only in you, the king. Hooper: Where’s our king? Refresh and try again. Francis Urquhart, the unscrupulous but cunning Conservative Prime Minister, has his survival threatened by a liberal monarch and an upcoming General Election. Falstaff: Welcome, and thank you, good sirs. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I will fight with you. [as he drops some plates] Northumberland: My liege… What shall become of us when civil misdeeds are forgiven as if they were but indiscretions? Since then, he has done nothing, other than ride with the companies, robbing and tormenting. Now the young king must navigate palace politics, the war his father left behind, and the emotional strings of his past life. Thomas: You have no place here. The Dauphin: I mean, no, your balls must be big, no? William: You have proven yourself to be a most worthy king. If we are to war with France, it will not come as a consequence of an old and impenetrable madrigal. King Henry V ‘Hal’: It cannot be you. They will counter. [Hal contemplates her statement for a moment] King Henry V ‘Hal’: Stop talking, old man, please. King Henry V ‘Hal’: This fight need not be had, Percy. Falstaff: I’ve never met the man, this French prince. — Barry Diller. Archbishop of Canterbury: Do not forget that I have underwritten this campaign. When Macbeth is made Thane of Cawdor, he believes that the kingship is … Falstaff: A king has no friends. This one I feel in my bones. Related topics: Friendship Relationship King became a civil rights activist early in his career. Northumberland: Your Majesty, please forgive us. King Henry V ‘Hal’: I have achieved that which my father never could. This quote reveals how him giving in to his ambition and murdering Duncan has not brought him peace, but rather has just left him more paranoid and anxious. Make it England! But I believe in the morning you be otherwise engaged. [Hal meets the Dauphine] (Quote by - Marquis de Sade) Wise kings generally have wise counselors; and he must be a wise man himself who is capable of distinguishing one. We will fight in our armies places. Falstaff: You are not that man, either. Then it’s free. Why do you refuse to pay his ransom? If your father is ill, no matter your feelings for him, you must visit with him. If your day be today, so be it. Dorset: Who do you think you are? Explore 1000 King Quotes by authors including Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Denis Diderot, and E. M. Forster at BrainyQuote. Please put a stop to this drivel! Never have I felt so vile than standing victorious on a battlefield. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Someday this will be your head, dropped at the feet of a man who might otherwise have been your brother. William: We share your longing for peace, my liege, but to ignore such an audacious act of aggression will be seen as weakness. King Henry V ‘Hal’: You need not fight. [referring to the iron poker] King Henry V ‘Hal’: Make sense of this. Falstaff: What King of England? If nothing else I ever suggest. King Henry V ‘Hal’: So well versed in the art of warfare. Something will be done. I’m not that man. Additionally, we’ve posted the following player-related articles: Kings Training Camp, Day Two – Olli Maatta Quotes. For a lone, cowardly assassin will not topple this King Henry the Fifth of England you so underestimate. Make it impenetrable! Giant balls. You’re a soft negotiator. That looks very hot. King Charles VI: No. Catherine: It would seem that you have no explanation for what you have done. William: My condolences to you for the loss of your friend, Sir John. So, is there not some truth in this jest? A problem has arisen. William: I’m afraid that is not possible. To Play the King In To Play the King, the second installment of this deliciously wicked political satire, Francis Urquhart (who rose to power in House of Cards) appears to have everything he wants. Your grievances will die with him. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Double the guards to twenty yards through the night. But our lands are now more riven with war than ever before. [after receiving Hal’s proposal of single combat] King Henry V ‘Hal’: What then, my lord, do you propose we do? I have united this kingdom in common cause. King Henry V ‘Hal’: [to William] Take down these words addressed to King Charles of France. And I think this makes for a much better story. [after killing Hotspur and taking his helmet to drop in front of Thomas] And it will end, by conciliation. The Dauphin: Are you scared, young Henry? The King and I is the fifth musical by the team of composer Richard Rodgers and dramatist Oscar Hammerstein II. Dorset: I propose we consider turning back, my liege. "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the … I’ve come to see it stopped. But promise me you don’t join too early. What shall become of us? What is the true experience of this man? William: Well, this mood is a fantasy. Falstaff: I will not jump to your attention. Falstaff: Ow! William: Ah. You so disapprove of our cause, and yet, still, you find it necessary to upstage me. [he mimics a penis with his hand] Herald: My lord. I owe you much. Falstaff: You best discover the answer for that. Our men at arms are outnumbered. [referring to the crowd cheering outside] William: No doubt your father has brought much trouble to this kingdom, and I fear the chaos that might erupt in his absence. But it is my duty as king, and father, to say it to you directly. [after Hal realizes that William was the one who staged and goaded Hal into war with France] Falstaff: Well, how else might we gain entry? Falstaff: Oh. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Would you consider me weak, Chief Justice? The Dauphin: And the sound of your wives, and children weeping, shall lull me to sleep at night. And you will. All on horseback, all with heavy armor. We will most surely sacrifice souls. I’m here because you are my friend. So I propose this. Sir John, please walk with me. King Henry V ‘Hal’: There is much I wonder about a great many things. I suggest you return to the palace directly and tell him his request was wholly ignored. Early on in the famous play, King Duncan hears of Macbeth’s heroics at war and bestows the title Thane of Cawdor on him. King Henry V ‘Hal’: How, pray, have my endeavors been forged falsely? He said you must be drunk. Will you promise me only that? And maybe your… Kings Quotes Inspirational Quotes about Kings. Dorset: I strongly advise we disregard this word of his approach and ready our movement. Captains all, to this end, I wish to introduce to you a new marshal of our campaign. King Henry V ‘Hal’: [to William] Fill this with gunstones and send it back to France. King Henry V ‘Hal’: Was it in the street? Lord Chamberlain: From the Dauphin, son of His Majesty, Charles, King of France. Make it yours! He did untold harm to this kingdom. [as Thomas and his army face Hotspur] What do you think of The King quotes? You will have my head. [to Dauphine] Others have heard tale of his exploits. King Henry V ‘Hal’: For being here, with me. King Henry V ‘Hal’: How did you get inside? Treat every woman like a Queen or you will lose her to a king. Hotspur: Don’t be afraid of our small contest, young Hal. Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved | All images are copyright of their respective owners, [Beale and Falstaff enter Hal’s room, where he is passed out drunk on his bed], [as Beale pours some wine on Falstaff’s wound], [Hal flips Falstaff on his face with his finger, then quickly places the hot iron poker on his wound], [after receiving Hal’s proposal of single combat], [Hal pushes through the soldiers and comes up front to stand beside Thomas], [as he is about to face Hal in a sword fight], [after killing Hotspur and taking his helmet to drop in front of Thomas], [he takes his last breath and dies, Hal then addresses Henry’s advisors], [Chamberlain shows up at Hal’s lodgings, where he finds Falstaff in Hal’s bed], [Hal looks into the box and picks up the item in the box], [Falstaff is in a tavern run by the landlady Hooper], [after King Charles VI of France’s assassin has been captured and interrogated by Hal], [he takes the ball out of the box Dauphine had sent him; referring to the box], [Falstaff yawns as the Dauphine looks at him disapprovingly], [he throws the apple in his hand at Dorset, who catches it], [referring to Falstaff’s plan of attack on the French army], [Hal meets with the Dauphine and greets him in French], [after Hal and his army defeat the Dauphine and his army], [after Hal returns to England, he meets with Catherine to speak privately], [Hal contemplates her statement for a moment], [after Hal realizes that William was the one who staged and goaded Hal into war with France], [referring to the stool William is standing on to have his clothes fitted], [referring to the crowd cheering outside], [William bows his head, Hal takes his knife and stabs William fatally in the back of his head], [after killing William, Hal meets with Catherine], [Hal holds out his hands and Catherine places her hands in his], 'Problems that are left unattended, have a habit of becoming crises.'
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