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Cardinal Wolsey
Former Chancellor who dies early in the play.
Sir Thomas More
Becomes Chancellor and opposes the King’s divorce on moral grounds.
Henry VIII’s Divorce Arguments
Claims the marriage is invalid, sinful, and lacks a male heir.
More’s View on the Divorce
Firmly opposed due to conscience and faith.
Thomas Cromwell
Power-hungry official who seeks information to destroy More.
Richard Rich
Accepts a job from Cromwell in exchange for spying on More.
Supreme Head of the Church
Title given to Henry VIII over the Church of England.
Act of Succession Oath
Demand for loyalty and attendance at Henry’s wedding to Anne.
Boatmen’s Refusal
They will not help More because he is labeled a traitor.
More and Norfolk
More distances himself to protect Norfolk from danger.
More’s Integrity
Willing to die rather than betray his conscience.
Central Theme
Moral integrity versus political authority.