The Winter of Our Discontent Continues

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“Now is the winter of our discontent . . .” William Shakespeare, Richard III Act 1 Scene 1

Like the Duke of Gloucester’s (the future Richard III) discontent, these days there is unrest over who will wear the crown both behind the scenes and out in the open.

Gloucester is unhappy over his family’s recent victories because his brother is next in line of succession to an ailing king. His brother is content to be a rake instead of a dynasty builder. Gloucester wants the throne. He decides he will be a villain in order to get it.

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