The Question and Answer section for Richard II is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
This is actually pretty detailed. Check this out:
https://newpaltzshakespeare.wordpress.com/2010/03/08/why-does-richard-give-up-so-easily/
In my opinion, Richard II wants more than anything else to be acknowledged as worthy of a king. His mistakes, his anger, and his poor decision making are often caused by his inability to act. He consistently compares himself to others, and he...
Sorry, this is only a short answer space. Here is a general comment on the beginning of Act 2.
John of Gaunt, close to dying, is sitting in a chair speaking with the Duke of York. He wishes that Richard would arrive because he want to advise...
