Scenes
(27 total)

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Act I

• Scene 1. Westminster Abbey.
• Scene 2. France. Before Orleans.
• Scene 3. London. Before the Tower.
• Scene 4. Orleans.
• Scene 5. The same.
• Scene 6. The same.

Act II

• Scene 1. Before Orleans.
• Scene 2. Orleans. Within the town.
• Scene 3. Auvergne. The COUNTESS’s castle.
• Scene 4. London. The Temple-garden.
• Scene 5. The Tower of London.

Act III

• Scene 1. London. The Parliament-house.
• Scene 2. France. Before Rouen.
• Scene 3. The plains near Rouen.
• Scene 4. Paris. The palace.

Act IV

• Scene 1. Paris. A hall of state.
• Scene 2. Before Bourdeaux.
• Scene 3. Plains in Gascony.
• Scene 4. Other plains in Gascony.
• Scene 5. The English camp near Bourdeaux.
• Scene 6. A field of battle.
• Scene 7. Another part of the field.

Act V

• Scene 1. London. The palace.
• Scene 2. France. Plains in Anjou.
• Scene 3. Before Angiers.
• Scene 4. Camp of the YORK in Anjou.
• Scene 5. London. The palace.

Characters
(56 total)

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• All
• Basset, of the Red Rose, or Lancaster, faction
• Bastard of Orleans
• Boy, son of the Master-Gunner
• Captain
• Charles, King of France, king of France
• Countess of Auvergne
• Duke of Alencon
• Duke of Bedford, brother to Henry IV, uncle to Henry V
• Duke of Burgundy
• Duke of Exeter, uncle to Henry IV, great-uncle to Henry V
• Duke of Gloucester, brother to the King
• Duke/Earl of Somerset, John Beaufort
• Earl of Salisbury
• Earl of Suffolk
• Earl of Warwick
• Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March
• First Gaoler
• First Sentinel
• First Serving-Man
• First Soldier
• First Warder
• General, of the French forces in Bordeaux
• Henry VI
• Joan la Pucelle, commonly called Joan of Arc
• John Talbot, Lord Talbot's son
• Lawyer
• Legate
• Lord Mayor of London
• Lord Talbot/Earl of Shrewsbury
• Master-Gunner, of Orleans
• Messenger
• Officer
• Porter
• Queen Margaret, daughter to Reignier, afterwards married to King Henry VI
• Reignier, duke of Anjou, and titular king of Naples
• Richard Plantagenet (Duke of Gloucester), becomes duke of York in Henry VI, Part
• Scout
• Second Sentinel
• Second Serving-Man
• Second Warder
• Sentinels
• Sergeant
• Servant
• Serving-Men
• Shepherd, father to Joan of Arc
• Sir William Glansdale
• Sir John Fastolfe
• Sir Thomas Gargrave
• Sir William Lucy
• Soldier
• Third Serving-Man
• Vernon, of the White Rose, or York, faction
• Watch
• Winchester, Henry Beaufort, great-uncle to Henry V, bishop of Winchster, and later cardinal
• Woodvile, lieutenant of the Tower