question archive 1) 1) How does Newland's sudden change of plans betray his feelings for Ellen? What conflicting messages does Newland receive about Ellen's feelings for him in Chapter 15? What does Newland do after the awkward meeting with Ellen at Skuytercliff? 2) Are the changes Shakespeare makes to the story of Henry IV and his son Hal make this play into fiction? I believe the changes do make the play fiction, this is Henry IV Part One, I am having trouble defending this statement
1) 1) How does Newland's sudden change of plans betray his feelings for Ellen? What conflicting messages does Newland receive about Ellen's feelings for him in Chapter 15? What does Newland do after the awkward meeting with Ellen at Skuytercliff? 2) Are the changes Shakespeare makes to the story of Henry IV and his son Hal make this play into fiction? I believe the changes do make the play fiction, this is Henry IV Part One, I am having trouble defending this statement
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1) 1) How does Newland's sudden change of plans betray his feelings for Ellen?
What conflicting messages does Newland receive about Ellen's feelings for him in Chapter 15?
What does Newland do after the awkward meeting with Ellen at Skuytercliff?
2) Are the changes Shakespeare makes to the story of Henry IV and his son Hal make this play into fiction? I believe the changes do make the play fiction, this is Henry IV Part One, I am having trouble defending this statement.
