Context
The year 1 Henry IV was (most likely) first performed.
What is 1597?
The word that means '(of a person's face) more pale than usual and tired-looking' (used by the KING)
What is 'wan'?
The house Hostpur and Northumberland belong to.
What is House Percy?
The person who says the below lines:
"First, pardon me, my lord. A hue and cry
Hath followed certain men unto this house."
Who is the SHERIFF?
The place where the final battle of 1 Henry IV is set.
What is Shrewsbury?
The real-life person Sir John Falstaff is said based on.
Who is Sir John Oldcastle?
The name for a person employed at an inn to care for the horses of travelers.
What is an 'ostler'?
Who is Mistress Quickly?
The missing words in the quote below:
Unless hours were cups of ______, and minutes ______ [...]
What is 'sack' and 'capons'?
Who is 'Merlin'?
The name of the four-play sequence that begins with Richard II and ends with Henry V.
What is the Henriad?
The word used by Shakespeare's characters to mean 'soon' or 'presently'.
What is 'anon'?
An honorific though mocking title that Falstaff calls Bardoll
Who is the Knight of the Burning Lamp?
The missing words in the below quote (Falstaff):
’Sblood, I am as melancholy as a gib ________ or a lugged _________.
What is 'cat' and 'bear'?
What is two o'clock?
The chronicler whose histories heavily influenced Shakespeare's history plays.
Who is 'Raphael Holinshed'?
The word used by Shakespeare's characters to express a wish or request.
What is 'prithee'?
Hal's brother's name and title.
What is Sir John of LANCASTER?
The amount of rebels that will 'die in this':
"A ________ _________ rebels die in this."
What is a 'hundred thousand'?
The stage direction that immediately follows this line by the PRINCE, who is reprimanding FALSTAFF: 'What, is it a time to jest and dally now?'
What is 'He throws the bottle at him'?
The year Hotspur's rebellion broke out.
What is 1403?
The final line of 1 Henry IV (begins with a 'w').
What is 'won'?
The earl of NORTHUMBERLAND's first name.
What is 'Henry'?
The name of the Achaemenid King whose speaking style Falstaff says he will imitate in the play extempore.
Who is 'King Cambyses'?
The amount of speaking roles in the play.
What is 34?