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[Facts] Hey Selwyn!
SelwynWhy not take a gander at Hamlet (play takes place in your neck of the woods). ;) I'm kinda sidetracked on the kilted play (i.e., the one that you don't even SPELL the title of in front of an actor) and King Lear. Perhaps I should follow the trail over to Romeo and Juliet , hm? ;)Until next time
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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*Smiles*Worry not I will get to those plays before long.
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Corrections and "Objections" (sorta)Okay now.Starting with corrections:"The Two Gentlemen of Verona"
Lance should be Launce (m, *Two Gentlemen*)"Taming of the Shrew"
Petruccio should be Petruchio (m, *Taming*)
Licio should be Litio (m, *Taming*, Hortensio)
Vicentio should be Vincentio (m, *Taming*)
I couldn't find Nathaniel , Philip , Joseph , Peter or Nicholas mentioned (but it might have been me research)"Henry VI, Part I"
Glasdale should be Glansdale (Sir William , m, *Henry VI*)
Fastolf should be Falstaff (Sir John , m, *Henry VI*)
Woodville was John Woodville (perhaps Woodeville, m, *Henry VI*)
Rene (fada on last e) was Reignier (m, *Henry VI*)
Joan la Pucelle was Joan de Pucelle (f, *Henry VI*)"Henry VI, Part II"
Cardinal Beaufort was Cardinal Henry Beaufort (m, *Henry VI*)
Old Lord Clifford was Thomas , Lord Clifford (m, *Henry VI*)

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Thanks PhyllisI have been away a little due to technical problems.
I have by now concluded the list. I will go through your corrections and alter my list as it is needed. I will respond with a new post on the board before long.
The characters you found not I will check again. Yet, I think you missed them because they either have very small parts or are participating as a person spoken of without them ever appearing.
Yet, I will check them again. Thank you for your help.-Selwyn
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