I'm having troubling with a couple of questions with this play...
Wolsey says to More that he would be successful if More "could just see
facts flat on, without that horrible moral squint, with just a little
common sense." What does he really object to and what does he really mean by "horrible moral squint" and "common sense"?
Wolsey tells More he "should have been a cleric." to which More replies,
"Like yourself, Your Grace?" What does More mean?
What is the point of telling the audience of the discrepancy in fees for
rowing the boat from Richmond to Chelsea and vice versa?
Help would be great... :wave:
Wolsey says to More that he would be successful if More "could just see
facts flat on, without that horrible moral squint, with just a little
common sense." What does he really object to and what does he really mean by "horrible moral squint" and "common sense"?
Wolsey tells More he "should have been a cleric." to which More replies,
"Like yourself, Your Grace?" What does More mean?
What is the point of telling the audience of the discrepancy in fees for
rowing the boat from Richmond to Chelsea and vice versa?
Help would be great... :wave: