In a scene from one version of this work, a group of courtiers are forced to chase after a bargewhile its owner cackles madly.
In a scene from one version of this work, a group of courtiers are forced to chase after a bargewhile its owner cackles madly. Its author employed a version of Brecht's alienation by having onecharacter address the audience in different roles, including a Steward at the beginning of the playand a Headsman at the end. Its protagonist's daughter Meg attempts to marry William Roper, whoattempts to persuade her father to arrest Richard Rich. The (*) Common Man narrates this play, whoseprotagonist reveals Signor Chapuys's plot to Norfolk, is prosecuted by Thomas Cromwell, and refuses totake the Oath of Supremacy, angering Henry VIII. For 10 points, name this play by Robert Bolt that endswith the death of its title character, Sir Thomas More.
In a scene from one version of this work, a group of courtiers are forced to chase after a bargewhile its owner cackles madly.
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