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Prince Hal is a like a messed up rubix cube. He's all mixed up and it takes the right twist and turns and

manipulations to get all the color suites to match. He's on the same wavelength as you, but yet he is

dupping you and really kinner than you think when it comes to schememing and pulling the wool over your

eyes. At the end of this transformation, you see that the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree, it actually

stays pretty close to the trunk of it. Watching Hal and how he gains acknowledge about everything and

everyone is is eerie. He is like a piece sponge absorbing it all n and then squeezing out all the useless

excess water but keeping what matters in the pores.

This play really centers itself around Hal's growth and redemption in himself and his father's eyes. This is like the

age old story of where the child just isn't good enough in the parents eyes and then a life or death situation occurs and

the child gets redemption and matures and it's like," Oh, Wow!" I'm proud to call you my child, I just didn't see what was

truly in you all this time.. BARF! How does Hal develop and grow into the man that everyone is proud of now after being

such an immature dumbass? His father pretty much tells him, he's crap and he wishes that some other guy was his son

because Hal lacks discipline and respect and the behavior of what a future leader is. He went out drinking and doing

merriment with his crew almost all the time and it didn't click to him that he was ruining his reputation as the future king

and making a fool of his father. One long drawn out lecture from his father... Then, it's like Hal gets knocked on the

head and realizes maybe I am acting like a dumbass, He finally changes his ways and start behaving like the heir

apparent should.

Hal kinda always finds himself succumbing to peer-pressure.

POINS: Now, my good sweet honey lord, ride with us to-morrow:

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