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Character in Henry VI, part 3

King Henry Vi ♂ male

363Lines Spoken 1.1First Scene 5.6Last Scene 12.4%Of Play Dialogue

King Henry Vi is the #2 largest role in Henry VI, part 3, speaking 363 lines (12.4% of the play) across 7 scenes from Act 1 through Act 5. Below: scene-by-scene line counts, who King Henry Vi shares the stage with most, and key speech examples.

King Henry Vi’s position in the full cast

# Role Lines Share
1 Warwick 435 14.8%
2 King Henry Vi (this role) 363 12.4%
3 King Edward Iv 298 10.2%
4 Queen Margaret 279 9.5%
5 Gloucester 244 8.3%
6 York 171 5.8%
7 Richard 155 5.3%
8 Clifford 140 4.8%
9 Edward 131 4.5%
10 Clarence 90 3.1%

How King Henry Vi’s dialogue distributes across the play

Act Lines Intensity
Act 1 75
Act 2 101
Act 3 69
Act 4 69
Act 5 49

King Henry Vi’s dramatic peak falls in Act 2 with 101 lines — the act where the role carries the most weight on stage.

Voice signature

Opening line (Act 1, Scene 1): “My lords, look where the sturdy rebel sits,”

Representative speech (Act 1, Scene 1): “And thine, Lord Clifford; and you both have vow'd revenge”

Who King Henry Vi shares the stage with

Scene partner Shared scenes
Warwick 4
Exeter 3
Queen Margaret 3
Prince Edward 3
Richard 2
Oxford 2
Gloucester 2
Clarence 2
Edward 2
Montague 2

Questions about King Henry Vi

Is King Henry Vi the lead role in Henry VI, part 3?

King Henry Vi is ranked #2 by line count among 46 speaking characters in Henry VI, part 3 — a major role carrying 12.4% of the play’s dialogue.

What is King Henry Vi’s longest scene?

Act 2 Scene 5, where King Henry Vi speaks 78 lines.

Who does King Henry Vi speak to the most?

King Henry Vi shares the most scenes with Warwick — 4 scenes together across Henry VI, part 3.