Henry V

Henry V

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One of William Shakespeare's plays, often studied in English class in Britain in at least one universe, concerned itself with Henry V. In Shakespeare's telling, at one point, Henry “stirred up” his comrades into battle with a “rousing speech”, which began with “Once more unto the breach, dear friend(s), once more…”. Jenny Bainbridge once quoted this line to her friend Leelee, who failed to get the reference, forcing Jenny to elaborate. (PROSE: The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere)


Shakespeare-related concepts in Jenny Everywhere media
Individuals
Juliet CapuletHenry V • Earl of KentKing LearRomeo MontagueWilliam Shakespeare
Works
First FolioThe Christmas CacophonyHenry VRomeo & Juliet