Constance and her son Arthur are supported by Philip of France in, FTP, this play by William Shakespeare about the titular king, who signed the Magna Carta.
Late in this play, the main character laments "None of you will bid the winter come to thrust his icy fingers in my maw." Minor characters include Bigot and Melun, who is wounded, as well as the messenger Chatillon who appears at the very beginning. Pembroke and Salisbury briefly switch loyalties, and Hubert is unable to commit murder as he is ordered. Much of the action is driven by the papal legate Pandolf, after the citizens of Angiers insist on saying only that they wish to be governed by a rightful king. Constance and her son Arthur are supported by Philip of France in, FTP, this play by William Shakespeare about the titular king, who signed the Magna Carta.
Late in this play, the main character laments "None of you will bid the winter come to thrust his icy fingers in my maw."
{King John}