Changes

'''King Henry VI:''' The weak and ineffective King of England.  He was crowned at a very early age and has a Lord-Protector.  He remains ruled by other nobles and does little to control his land, leading to rebellion against him.

'''King Henry VI:''' The weak and ineffective King of England.  He was crowned at a very early age and has a Lord-Protector.  He remains ruled by other nobles and does little to control his land, leading to rebellion against him.

'''Queen Margaret:''' The ambitious new-wife of King Henry VI.  She despises King Henry's weakness and admires the Duke of Suffolk instead.  She is most adament against all in Henry's way.   

'''Queen Margaret:''' The ambitious new-wife of King Henry VI.  She despises King Henry's weakness and admires the Duke of Suffolk instead.  She is most adamant against all in Henry's way.   

'''Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester:''' The uncle and Lord-Protector to the King.  He is noble, honest, but not effective.  He is trounced by the nobles, who declare him a traitor.  He is murdered in imprisonment.   

'''Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester:''' The uncle and Lord-Protector to the King.  He is noble, honest, but not effective.  He is trounced by the nobles, who declare him a traitor.  He is murdered in imprisonment.